How to convert multiple images to one PDF
A single PDF is easier to upload, print and share than a folder of separate photos. PDFDesk can combine JPG, PNG and WebP images in the order you choose, directly in your browser.
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Practical PDFDesk guides for image-to-PDF conversion, target-size compression, merging, OCR and arranging PDF pages.
A single PDF is easier to upload, print and share than a folder of separate photos. PDFDesk can combine JPG, PNG and WebP images in the order you choose, directly in your browser.
Read guide →Upload portals often set a maximum file size. PDFDesk can aim for common targets such as 100 KB, 500 KB or 1 MB, but the smallest readable result depends on page count and content.
Read guide →The best compression setting depends on whether the PDF contains real text or scanned page images. Preserving the right content matters more than reaching an unnecessarily small number.
Read guide →Merging is useful when a form, supporting document and receipt must be submitted as one file. PDFDesk lets you arrange files and individual pages before creating the combined PDF.
Read guide →A scanned PDF can contain pictures of pages instead of selectable text. OCR analyses those page images and produces editable text, but the result always needs proofreading.
Read guide →Page order often changes after scanning or combining documents. PDFDesk provides a visual page preview with drag handles and arrow controls for desktop and mobile use.
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