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Images to PDF

Combine JPEG and PNG images into a Letter or A4 PDF with one fitted image per page.

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How to use the Images to PDF

Turn a set of JPEG or PNG images into a printable PDF with one image fitted on each Letter or A4 page.

Combine supported image files into a PDF in a chosen order, with page sizing and fit options. Images are decoded locally and bounded before they are embedded.

The selected file is processed in browser memory. Keep an original copy and inspect the downloaded result before using it as an authoritative or archival document.

  1. Select up to fifty JPEG or PNG images in the desired page order.
  2. Choose US Letter or A4; each page automatically switches orientation to fit its image.
  3. Fieldlet embeds the images into a new PDF and provides one local download.

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Worked examples

Create a receipt packet

Scenario: Five JPEG receipt photos are ordered by date and set to fit within standard pages with margins.

Result: The output PDF contains one fitted image per page in the chosen order.

Each decoded image is scaled proportionally to fit the available page box and then embedded in a newly written PDF.

How the result is produced

Fieldlet validates file count, bytes, and decoded pixel dimensions, then converts supported image data into PDF page resources. Fit mode preserves aspect ratio; stretching would distort the source and is avoided unless explicitly chosen.

  • Image order becomes PDF page order
  • Fit preserves aspect ratio within the page
  • Source resolution determines how well an image prints at a large page size

Limitations and common mistakes

  • The tool does not perform OCR, so photographed text is not automatically searchable.
  • Very large images, unsupported formats, corrupt files, and excessive totals are rejected by safety bounds.

Common questions

Why are images fitted instead of using their pixel size as the PDF page size?

Image pixels do not define a physical paper size. Fitting to Letter or A4 creates more predictable printable pages.

Will text in the images become selectable?

No. The images are embedded as images. Optical character recognition would be a separate processing step and is not claimed here.