Turn images into a PDF
Add your photos or scans, set the order and page size, and download one PDF. It's made on your own computer, with no upload and no watermark.
Pages, in order
Settings
Deskshed, our desktop app for Windows. Turn a folder of scans into one PDF, or one PDF for each subfolder. Pay once: $5 for the first 1,000 buyers, then $9.
See DeskshedImages to PDF at a glance
- Cost
- Free, with no watermark
- Account
- None needed
- Your images
- Processed on your device and never uploaded. How to check
- You get
- One PDF with one image per page
- Limits
- Your browser's memory; most JPGs are added unchanged
How to use it
Drop in your images
Each image becomes one page.
Set the order and page size
Use the arrows to reorder. Wide images get a sideways page automatically.
Make the PDF and download
The page count and file size show before you save.
Images to PDF: common questions
Does this reduce image quality?
Most JPGs go in exactly as they are. A photo saved sideways is turned upright first, which re-saves it once at high quality. Other formats are stored as PNG, which is also lossless, though it can make a large file from a big photo.
Why is my PDF so big?
A PDF of photos is about as big as the photos. Shrink them first with the image compressor if you need a smaller file.
Can I search the text in the PDF?
No. Each page is a picture, so the words aren't selectable. That needs text recognition, which this tool doesn't do.