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Convert Images to PDF

Image to PDF accepts a mix of formats in one batch: JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP, SVG, and TIFF or HEIC where your browser can open them. Arrange the images, set the page size and margins, and click Convert to PDF to get one page per image.

Before you start

Where your file is processed
In your browser. The file is read and processed on your device and is not uploaded to PDFYork.
Account
Not required. Without an account you can run 3 tasks per day across all tools. A free account raises the limit.
Cost
Premium tool. Free accounts get 3 premium tasks per day. After that, each task uses 100 credits, deducted when you download the result.

How limits and credits work Β· How we handle files

How to Use

  1. Add images

    Drop images in any supported format. You can mix formats in the same batch.

  2. Order the pages

    Drag thumbnails into the order you want.

  3. Choose layout

    Set page size, orientation, margin and fit mode. For SVG files, choose an export quality from 1x to 4x.

  4. Convert

    Click Convert to PDF. Use "Split into multiple PDFs" to create several PDFs packaged as a ZIP.

How each format is handled

FormatHow it is added to the PDF
JPG / JPEGEmbedded as is, with no recompression
PNGEmbedded as is, transparency kept
WebP, BMPDecoded by your browser and embedded as lossless PNG
SVGRendered to an image at the export quality you choose (1x to 4x), then embedded
TIFF, HEICDecoded by your browser. Safari can open these; Chrome, Edge and Firefox usually cannot, so convert them to JPG first on those browsers

Because SVG files are rasterised, the PDF pages will not be vector graphics. A higher export quality gives sharper results and larger files.

One PDF or several

By default all images go into one PDF. Turn on Split into multiple PDFs and set the number of images per PDF to produce a ZIP of smaller files, for example one PDF per two-sided ID card.

The conversion runs in your browser; the images are not uploaded.

Use Cases

Mixed downloads

Turn a folder of WebP product images and PNG screenshots into one catalogue PDF.

Logos and icons

Place SVG artwork on PDF pages for a printable brand sheet.

Batch paperwork

Create one PDF per customer from pairs of scanned images using split mode.

Troubleshooting

A HEIC or TIFF file fails to load

Your browser cannot decode that format. Open the file on a device that can (for example in Photos on iPhone or Mac) and export it as JPG, or use Safari.

SVG pages look blurry

Raise the SVG export quality to 3x or 4x before converting.

The PDF is too big

Reduce image dimensions before converting; the PDF keeps the full image data.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which image formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, WebP, BMP and SVG work in all modern browsers. TIFF and HEIC work only in browsers that can display them, mainly Safari.

Can I mix formats in one PDF?

Yes. Add any combination of supported images and arrange them before converting.

Are the images uploaded?

No. Conversion happens in your browser.

Is Image to PDF free?

It is a premium tool: free accounts get 3 premium tasks per day, then 100 credits per conversion, charged on download.