The service combines uploaded raster images into a single multi-page PDF document, placing each graphic file sequentially on a separate page. A wide range of source formats is supported, including JPG, PNG, WEBP, HEIC, TIFF, and BMP, allowing documents to be assembled from diverse materials without pre-converting each snapshot.
When this is useful
A field employee photographed several pages of a contract on a phone in HEIC format and needs to quickly assemble them into one file to send to the office. Or a student scanned textbook chapters in the library on different devices and got a set of PNG and JPEG files that need to be compiled into a single readable PDF.
Step-by-step instructions
- Click the upload area and select all the required images from your computer or phone, or drag them into the browser window.
- Check the file order in the displayed list and rearrange it by dragging if necessary.
- Start the PDF creation and download the finished document to your device.
How to verify the result
Ensure all added images have uploaded successfully and appear in the preview list, with their order matching the desired page sequence. After downloading, open the PDF and scroll to the end to make sure no page is missing or corrupted.
Important limitations
The tool does not perform perspective correction or straighten shots taken at an angle to the page plane, so photographs of documents may appear distorted. For capturing flat pages, it is better to use a dedicated scanning function, while this service should be applied to already rectangular images.