Images to PDF
A phone takes photographs. Offices want documents.
You photograph a receipt because that is what the device in your hand does. The accounts department then asks for it as a PDF, because that is what their system accepts.
Build one from your photosRuns in your browser
The gap between those two sentences causes more small friction than any other task in this subject. Twelve images attached to one e-mail is not a document; it is a pile.
What changes when it becomes a PDF
Order becomes explicit. Page numbers become possible. The whole thing opens as one item on any machine, in any reader, without the recipient scrolling through a gallery and guessing which photograph came first.
What this one does
- Turns JPG and PNG into PDF, and a PDF into JPG, PNG or plain text
- Runs the page tools entirely in your browser: those files are never uploaded
Getting a readable result
Shoot straight down
A photograph taken at an angle produces a trapezoid on the page. Nothing in the conversion straightens it.
Watch the light
Shadow across a receipt survives into the PDF exactly as it was.
Crop before, not after
Trimming on the phone is faster than any correction once the pages exist.
What the subscription is for
- Let you download the result without a subscription — running the tool is open to everyone, the download is not