When to convert images to PDF
Converting images to PDF is the fastest way to send multiple photos as a single attachment, submit scanned documents as a unified file, create a photo album or portfolio, or combine screenshots into a readable report. PDF is universally accepted where images often aren't — job portals, government forms, and email clients all handle PDF more reliably than loose image files.
How to convert images to PDF free
- Open ihatepdf.cv/images-to-pdf
- Upload your images — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, or BMP. Upload multiple at once
- Drag thumbnails to set the page order
- Choose page size: fit image, A4, US Letter, or original dimensions
- Click Convert and download the PDF — no watermark
Supported image formats
- JPG / JPEG — the most common photo format. Ideal for photos
- PNG — lossless format. Best for screenshots, diagrams, and text
- WebP — modern web format used by many websites and apps
- GIF — only the first frame is used for static conversion
- BMP — uncompressed Windows bitmap format
Page size options explained
- Fit image — each PDF page is exactly the size of the image. Best for preserving original dimensions
- A4 — standard international paper size. The image is scaled to fit. Best for documents
- US Letter — standard US paper size (8.5 × 11 inches). Use for US business documents
How to combine multiple photos into one PDF on iPhone
Open ihatepdf.cv/images-to-pdf in Safari on your iPhone. Tap the upload area and select multiple photos from your Camera Roll. Reorder them if needed, tap Convert, and the PDF saves to your Files app. No app installation needed — it works entirely in Safari.
Frequently asked questions
How many images can I convert at once?
As many as your device memory allows — typically 50+ images on a desktop browser.
Will the PDF have a watermark?
No. ihatepdf never adds watermarks to any output.
Can I compress the resulting PDF?
Yes. After converting, run the PDF through ihatepdf's compressor to reduce the file size if needed.