Scan to PDF Converter

Turn phone photos of a document into a single PDF, right in your browser.

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Your files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to our servers. Every photo you add, the reordering, and the finished PDF all stay in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server at any point.

How to use Scan to PDF Converter

Take photos of a document's pages (or drop in existing JPG, PNG, or WEBP images), reorder them with the up and down buttons until they're in the right sequence, then click "Create PDF" to combine them into a single downloadable PDF — one image per page. This is a straightforward photos-into-a-PDF tool, not real OCR document scanning: it doesn't auto-detect page edges, correct perspective, or extract text, it simply packages your photos into PDF pages in order. Everything happens locally in your browser — your photos are never uploaded to a server.

Key features

  • Add up to 20 photos at once, from your camera roll or file picker
  • Reorder pages with simple up/down buttons before creating the PDF
  • Remove any photo from the list before converting
  • Each photo becomes one full page in the output PDF, in order
  • Instant download of the finished PDF, no upload required

Practical use cases

  • Turning a stack of receipt photos into one PDF for an expense report
  • Combining photographed pages of a signed paper contract into a single file to email
  • Creating a quick PDF from photos of handwritten notes or a whiteboard
  • Assembling photographed pages of a form or worksheet into one document

Supported formats

Accepted: jpg, png, webp — Output: pdf

Limitations

  • Does not auto-detect page edges, straighten perspective, or run OCR text recognition
  • Very large combined files may be slow to process on low-memory devices
  • Up to 20 images and 60 MB combined per PDF

Frequently asked questions

Does this tool actually scan documents, like a real scanner app?
No — it doesn't auto-detect page edges, straighten perspective, or run OCR text recognition. It simply takes the photos you provide (in whatever order you arrange them) and packages each one as a full page of a single PDF. For best results, take photos with good lighting and the document filling the frame.
Can I combine multiple photos into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 20 photos, reorder them with the up and down buttons, and click "Create PDF" — each photo becomes its own page in the final document, in the order shown.
Does this upload my photos anywhere?
No. Every photo you add and the PDF creation itself happen locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your photos are never sent to a server.
What image formats can I use?
JPG, PNG, and WEBP are all supported, up to 60 MB combined across up to 20 images.

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