Add and order images
Choose supported images, then arrange the page order and rotate individual pages.
Scans, screenshots, and photo documents
Images to PDF
Combine JPG, PNG, and WebP images into one ordered PDF with document presets, private local processing, and no sign-up.
Processed locallyNo accountBatch ready
JPG, PNG, and WebP
Arrange images into one PDF
Set page order and layout here. The PDF is generated locally in this browser.
Local processing: your images are not uploaded to Pixlery.
Have iPhone HEIC photos? Convert them to JPG first. Open HEIC Converter
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How to use this tool
Choose the page layout
Use image-sized pages, A4, or US Letter with predictable orientation, margins, and fitting.
Generate locally
Create the PDF in your browser, verify its page count, and download it.
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Built for predictable results
Real document layout
Page dimensions use PDF units rather than treating a PDF as another image extension.
Mixed image support
Combine portrait, landscape, transparent, and different-sized images into one ordered document.
Sensitive files stay local
Receipts, scans, and identity images never need to be uploaded to Pixlery.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I combine several images into one PDF?
Yes. Each valid image becomes one page in the order shown.
Does the PDF contain searchable text?
No. This version places image pixels on PDF pages and does not run OCR.
What is the difference between contain and cover?
Contain shows the complete image with possible empty space. Cover fills the content area and may crop edges.
Are my filenames or EXIF data added to the PDF?
No. Pixlery does not intentionally write source filenames, paths, EXIF, or GPS data into the PDF.
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