Turn photos into a clean PDF — no upload, no limits.
Drag in JPG, PNG, or HEIC photos — from your phone, camera, or scanner — arrange them, and download a single PDF. Batch convert as many images as you want, free, with nothing ever leaving your device.
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HEIC supported
iPhone and Android HEIC photos decode locally via WebAssembly — no conversion app needed.
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Batch & unlimited
Combine any number of images into one PDF. No file caps, no queues, no watermarks.
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Full control
Reorder pages, remove images, and pick A4, Letter, or auto-sized pages in any orientation.
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Drag & drop images here
or click to browse — JPG, PNG, HEIC, HEIF
HEIC decoding loads a ~1.3 MB WebAssembly module on first use — after that it's cached.
How it works
Three steps from photos to PDF — all on your device.
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Drop in your images
Drag and drop JPG, PNG, or HEIC files, or click to browse. Files are read locally with the File API — nothing is uploaded.
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Arrange & set the page
Reorder thumbnails, remove any image, and choose page size (A4, Letter, or auto), orientation, and margin.
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Download your PDF
jsPDF builds the document in your browser, one image per page, and it downloads instantly — no queue, no watermark.
Where do your photos go? Nowhere.
Popular online converters ask you to upload every photo to their servers — including personal and client images you'd never want shared. This converter is different by design.
Upload-based converters
- ✗ Every photo is uploaded to a remote server for processing
- ✗ Personal and client images pass through third-party infrastructure
- ✗ File-size caps and queues push you to paid tiers
- ✗ Watermarks on free conversions, no guarantee of deletion
Images to PDF — 100% client-side
- ✓ Files are read locally and the PDF is built in your browser — nothing uploaded
- ✓ HEIC decoding runs on your device via WebAssembly (libheif)
- ✓ No accounts, no ads, no watermarks, no size limits
- ✓ Your photos vanish when you close the tab
Who is this for?
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Receipts & documents
Turn phone photos of receipts, invoices, and forms into a single PDF for expense reports or filing.
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iPhone & Android users
HEIC photos from your phone convert to PDF directly in the browser — no emailing files to yourself first.
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Client work
Assemble project photos, contracts, and scans into one PDF without uploading confidential material anywhere.
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Print prep
Combine photo sets into a print-ready PDF with consistent A4 or Letter pages for home or shop printing.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about converting images to PDF with Prescosoft.
How do I convert JPG, PNG, or HEIC images to PDF? ▾
Drag and drop your images into the converter (or click to browse), arrange them in the order you want, pick a page size, and click Convert. The PDF is generated in your browser and downloads instantly — one image per page, in the order you set.
Are there limits on file size or the number of images? ▾
No. Because the conversion runs entirely in your browser, there is no server-side upload cap. The only practical limit is your device's memory — very large batches are handled best on a desktop or laptop with a modern browser.
Does it really support HEIC files from iPhone and iPad? ▾
Yes. HEIC and HEIF images are decoded locally using WebAssembly (libheif), so photos from iPhone, iPad, and modern Android devices convert to PDF without uploading. This works in Chrome, Edge, and Firefox; Safari has built-in HEIC support.
Do my images get uploaded anywhere? ▾
No. The converter reads your files locally with the File API, decodes HEIC locally with WebAssembly, and builds the PDF in your browser with jsPDF. Nothing is sent to any server — your photos never leave your device. This makes it safe for personal photos, client documents, and any image you'd rather not upload.
Can I choose the page size and orientation? ▾
Yes. Choose A4 or Letter pages, or Auto to size each page to the image. Orientation can be locked to Portrait or Landscape, or set to Auto so each image's natural orientation decides the page.
How does the PDF quality compare to online converters? ▾
It matches or beats them. Images are embedded into the PDF without server-side recompression, so JPG and PNG files keep their original pixels. HEIC files are converted to JPEG locally at a high quality setting. Unlike many free online converters, there are no watermarks, no file-size limits, and no waiting in a queue.
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