Photos to one small PDF
Put several phone photos onto A4 pages in one PDF and keep the file small enough to email or upload.
This recipe: Combine into one PDF (photos resized to 1600px) → Compress · See other recipes or build your own
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Made for phone photos
Photos taken on a phone are often 3–8 MB each, so ten of them quickly exceed upload limits. This recipe turns each photo upright using its EXIF rotation, places it on an A4 page (or a page matching the photo), resizes it to a 1600px long side, and then compresses the whole PDF.
Tips for sharper pages
Shoot documents in good light and fill the frame. If small print looks soft, change the photo quality step to "Normal (long side 2000px)" or "Keep original size" before running.
How to use
- Check the steps and settings above. Add steps or change their order if needed.
- Drop or choose your PDF and photo files. You can reorder them in the file list.
- Press "Run all steps". Each step runs in turn and shows its result.
- Preview and download the finished PDF. Save combinations you use often with "Save as my recipe".
Good to know
- Everything runs in your browser's memory. Very many or very large files can be slow, so split them if needed.
- Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked first with the PDF password remover.
- iPhone HEIC photos and HWP files can't be added directly. Convert them to JPG or PDF first.
Frequently asked questions
Which image formats work?
JPG, PNG and WEBP. iPhone HEIC photos need to be converted to JPG first.
Will the photos be rotated correctly?
Yes. The EXIF orientation from your phone is applied, so portrait photos stay upright.
How big will the PDF be?
It depends on the photos, but resizing to 1600px plus compression usually brings ten phone photos down to a few megabytes.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Everything runs in your browser and the photos never leave your device.