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title: Images to PDF
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description: Convert JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, SVG, HEIC, WebP, PSD, and 10+ other image formats into a single PDF file.
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# Images to PDF
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The universal image-to-PDF converter. Upload images in virtually any format and combine them into a single PDF document. Each image gets its own page, sized to match the original dimensions.
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## Supported Formats
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| Format | Extensions |
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| :-------------- | :------------------------------------- |
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| JPEG | `.jpg`, `.jpeg` |
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| JPEG 2000 | `.jp2`, `.jpx` |
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| PNG | `.png` |
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| BMP | `.bmp` |
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| GIF | `.gif` |
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| TIFF | `.tiff`, `.tif` |
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| SVG | `.svg` |
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| HEIC/HEIF | `.heic`, `.heif` |
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| WebP | `.webp` |
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| PSD | `.psd` |
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| Portable Anymap | `.pnm`, `.pgm`, `.pbm`, `.ppm`, `.pam` |
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| JPEG XR | `.jxr` |
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This is the broadest format support of any BentoPDF image converter. If you only need a specific format, use one of the dedicated tools instead.
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## How It Works
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1. Click the upload area or drag and drop your image files. You can select multiple files at once.
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2. Review the file list. Remove any unwanted files with the trash icon, or click **Add More Files** to include additional images.
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3. Choose a **PDF Quality** level from the dropdown.
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4. Click **Convert to PDF**. The tool processes images through the PyMuPDF engine and downloads the result as `images_to_pdf.pdf`.
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## Options
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**PDF Quality** controls the image compression applied when embedding images into the PDF:
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- **High Quality** -- minimal compression, larger file size. Best for print or archival use.
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- **Medium Quality** (default) -- balanced compression. Good for most purposes.
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- **Low Quality** -- aggressive compression, smallest file size. Suitable for email or quick sharing.
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HEIC and WebP files are automatically converted to PNG before embedding. This happens transparently and does not require any extra steps.
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## Use Cases
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- Combining scanned receipts or documents from a phone camera into one PDF
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- Creating a photo portfolio or lookbook from mixed-format images
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- Converting iPhone photos (HEIC) to a shareable PDF without installing desktop software
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- Assembling design mockups from PSD exports and screenshots into a client deliverable
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- Archiving a folder of legacy image formats (PNM, JXR, JP2) as a single PDF
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## Tips
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- The order of images in the PDF matches the order they appear in the file list. Upload them in the sequence you want.
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- For the smallest possible file size, choose Low Quality. The visual difference is often negligible for text-heavy scans.
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- If you only have one image format, the dedicated converters (JPG to PDF, PNG to PDF, etc.) offer the same result with a simpler interface.
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## Related Tools
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- [JPG to PDF](./jpg-to-pdf)
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- [PNG to PDF](./png-to-pdf)
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- [HEIC to PDF](./heic-to-pdf)
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- [WebP to PDF](./webp-to-pdf)
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