Complete Guide to Converting Images to PDF

When and how to convert images to PDF. Supported formats, page layout, file size tips, and batch conversion best practices.

When PDF makes sense

Use PDF when you have multiple images to present in order, need consistent layout, or want reliable printing across devices.

Supported formats

Typical sources include JPEG, PNG, HEIC/HEIF, and screenshots. Converting once to PDF reduces the chance of repeated quality loss.

Page size and orientation

Choose page size (Letter, A4) and orientation to match your content. Rotate pages so photos read naturally top‑to‑bottom.

Margins and bleed

Add modest margins for printing, and avoid excessive cropping. Keep important content away from page edges.

Batch conversion best practices

Upload all images, reorder thumbnails, and delete duplicates before exporting. Name the final PDF clearly for sharing.

File size tips

Use efficient formats or compression at conversion time rather than recompressing later. For email, keep PDFs under common size limits (e.g., 20–25 MB).

Official resources

FAQs

Does converting images to PDF reduce quality?
A single, careful conversion preserves visual quality for viewing and printing. Avoid repeated re‑saves in lossy formats.
How do I keep file sizes reasonable?
Remove unneeded pages, rotate large scans for better fit, and rely on efficient compression during export.

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