How it works
- Choose the photosFrom your phone's gallery or from your computer. You can choose several at once.
- Put them in orderEach photo is a page. Use the arrows to set the order.
- Download the PDFChoose the page size and download a PDF ready to upload or print.
What turning a photo into a PDF is for
Many online forms only accept PDF files: university enrollment, a claim with your health insurer, ANSES or ARCA procedures, a rental application or a job application. If you took a photo of both sides of your ID, of a pay slip or of a certificate, this tool turns it into a PDF in seconds.
If you choose several photos, they all end up in a single PDF, one per page, in the order you decide. That way you send the front and back of your ID in one file, as almost every procedure asks.
Phone photos, straight and light
Phone photos sometimes end up rotated or weigh several megabytes. When building the PDF we respect the orientation you took the photo in and resize it to a reasonable size, so the final file is light but reads perfectly. If you use an iPhone, you can also choose photos in HEIC format.
With the A4 page with margin option, each photo is centered on an A4 sheet, ready to print. With the Same size as each photo option, the page has exactly the shape of the image, with no white borders.
Your photos do not leave your device
Photos of documents contain sensitive data. That is why the whole process happens inside your browser: the images are not uploaded to any server and nobody else can see them.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put several photos in one PDF?
Yes. Choose all the photos together or add them one at a time. Each photo becomes a page and you can change the order with the arrows.
How do I put the front and back of my ID in a single PDF?
Take a photo of each side, choose both photos and tap “Create PDF”. You will download a two-page PDF with the front and back.
Does it work with iPhone photos?
Yes. We accept HEIC photos, the format iPhones use, as well as JPG, PNG and WebP.
Which page size is best?
For paperwork and printing, “A4 page with margin”. If you only want to share the images as a PDF, “Same size as each photo” avoids the white borders.
Will the PDF be heavy?
No. We resize each photo to a size that is enough to read and print it well, so the PDF usually weighs much less than the original photos.
Are my photos uploaded to the internet?
No. They are processed inside your browser and do not go through any server.