Gloss Tools Images to PDF 繁體中文

Put your images into one ordered PDF

Arrange application documents, receipts, or scans into one file. Each image gets a full page with white margins.

Processed on this page, without uploads or website storage. Leaving or switching language clears this page’s data.

Page order

Up to 20 images, 8 MiB each and 64 MiB total. The whole selection is checked before decoding.

0 images · 0 MiB / 64 MiB

Add images, then use Move up and Move down to set the document order.

    Page preview

    Add images to inspect the one-image-per-page layout here.

    Only the selected photo is decoded for preview. Changing the page or settings releases it. Images are never cropped.

    Document settings

    Paper size
    Page orientation

    One centered image per page, scaled to fit without cropping. White background with a fixed 10 mm margin on every side.

    Limits and things to know

    Static JPEG / PNG, up to 16 million pixels per image and 8,192 px on either edge. Animated images, existing PDFs, OCR, encryption, signatures, and printing are not supported.

    Transparent areas become white. Photos are re-encoded as JPEG, which may slightly change image quality. Small images may be enlarged without gaining detail. Browser memory or encoding limits can also stop processing.

    Add the JPEG or PNG images to combine. You can adjust their order next.

    Download name: images-document.pdf. After downloading, check readability, page count, and order. A download already handed to the browser cannot be withdrawn. Clearing releases this page’s references; it does not delete downloaded files or guarantee memory erasure.

    Frequently asked questions

    Will images be cropped or enlarged?

    Images are scaled to fit and centered without cropping. Unused page area remains white. Small images may be enlarged, without gaining detail.

    Does it use the camera’s orientation?

    It uses supported EXIF orientation first, then your extra rotation. A decoded size mismatch stops export. Check mirrors and reading direction in the photo preview.

    Will the PDF contain filenames or GPS data?

    Source filenames and photo metadata are not added. The PDF contains re-encoded page images. Names, addresses, or other details visible in the image remain visible; check them yourself.