Need to submit homework photos, scan receipts, or share multiple screenshots as one file? This guide walks you through turning JPG and PNG images into a single PDF — entirely in your browser.

Step 1: Open the converter

Go to the Ease PDF Converter homepage and find the Images → PDF section at the top. No account or installation is required.

Step 2: Add your images

You can add files in two ways:

  • Click Add images and select one or more JPG/PNG files from your computer
  • Drag and drop images onto the drop zone

Each image will appear in the queue on the right. Use the ↑ / ↓ buttons or drag items to set page order — the first image in the list becomes the first page of the PDF.

Step 3: Choose page size and margins

Pick the option that matches how the PDF will be used:

  • A4 — standard for most countries outside North America; good for printing and email
  • Letter — US standard (8.5 × 11 inches)
  • Fit to image — each page matches the image dimensions; best for screenshots or mixed sizes

Margins add whitespace around each image. Use Small for a balanced look, or None if you want edge-to-edge photos.

Step 4: Convert and download

  1. Optionally change the output filename (default: images.pdf)
  2. Click Convert to PDF
  3. Your browser downloads the finished PDF automatically

Tips for better results

  • Rotate photos first if they were taken sideways — most phones store orientation in metadata, but fixing rotation before export avoids surprises
  • Use similar resolutions when combining many pages so print quality stays consistent
  • Rename files with numeric prefixes (01-, 02-) before uploading if you need a specific order and your OS sorts alphabetically
  • Keep file sizes reasonable — dozens of 12 MP photos may take longer to process on older devices

Common use cases

  • Submitting assignment photos to a school portal that only accepts PDF
  • Combining ID scans and forms for a rental application
  • Archiving recipe screenshots or instruction images in one document

Troubleshooting

Convert button stays disabled? Add at least one image to the queue.

PDF looks blurry? Start with higher-resolution source images; scaling up small images cannot add detail.

Wrong page order? Reorder items in the queue before converting.

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Convert images to PDF