Turn photos of pages into one PDF, with each photo straightened and cleaned up as if it had gone through a scanner. Drop the pictures, put them in page order, set four corners on each so the angle and the table around the paper are cut away, and download a single multi-page PDF. It is the quick route for handing in homework, returning signed pages, or keeping receipts and letters together in one file. Up to 50 photos per PDF, each with its own corners and cleanup mode, processed on your own device and never uploaded.
How it works
- Drop the photos, one per page, up to 50. Drag the list, or use the arrows, until it is in page order: that order is the PDF’s order.
- For each page, drag the four corners onto the paper and choose a mode: Boost, B & W, Grayscale, or Original to keep colour. Any page you have not applied is straightened automatically at export.
- Press Download PDF. The button shows how many pages will go in, and even a single photo comes out as a PDF.
Questions
- How do I combine several photos into one PDF?
- Drop them all at once, or add more later, and each becomes a page in the list. Reorder by dragging or with the arrows, remove any you do not want, then press Download PDF: every page goes into one file, in the order shown. A photo that cannot be opened is listed with an error and left out, rather than stopping the export.
- What is the difference between this and JPG to PDF?
- JPG to PDF places images into a PDF as they are, which is right for screenshots or files from a real scanner. This page is for photos of paper: it corrects the perspective of a page shot at an angle, crops away whatever is around it, and evens out the tone, then builds the PDF. If your images are already flat and tidy, JPG to PDF is quicker.
- How big will the PDF be?
- That depends on the photos and the quality slider. Each page is stored as a JPEG at the quality you set, 92% to start and adjustable from 50% to 100%, at up to 4,000 pixels on its long edge. If the PDF has to fit an upload limit, lower the slider, or run the finished file through the PDF compressor with a target size.
- Does my file get uploaded?
- No. The models and all processing run inside your browser on your own device. You can verify this yourself: open your browser’s DevTools, watch the Network tab, and process a file: there are no uploads. After the first visit most tools also work fully offline.
- How is this different from just cropping?
- A crop keeps the photo’s perspective, so a page shot at an angle stays trapezoid. This tool remaps the four corners to a true rectangle (a perspective transform), which is what makes the result look scanned rather than photographed.
- Does it find the page automatically?
- No. The corners start just inside the photo’s edges and you drag them onto the page, because your eyes beat an edge detector on busy backgrounds, and the export is only ever what you confirmed.