Full quality
Each picture goes into the PDF as it is: photos are not squeezed again or made blurry.
Put your photos, scans and screenshots into one PDF, a page for each picture, in the order you choose. JPG and PNG pictures go in as they are, with no loss of quality. The PDF is put together in your browser.
How it works
Choose your JPG or PNG images, in the order you want the pages.
GenPDF puts each one on its own A4 page and opens the PDF in the editor.
Reorder or turn pages if you need to, then download the PDF.
Why GenPDF
Each picture goes into the PDF as it is: photos are not squeezed again or made blurry.
Each picture is centred on an A4 page, inside a standard margin of about 2.3 cm. The editor's Images to PDF tool can make it narrower or wider.
Reorder or rotate pages, add page numbers, or compress the PDF before you send it.
Questions
Choose your photos here, all at once, in the order you want: GenPDF puts each on its own page and opens the PDF, then you download it. It works the same in a phone's browser, with no app, and the photos are not uploaded. To make the file lighter, compress it.
Choose them in the order you want the pages; after that, drag pages in the editor into another order or turn them before you download. For screenshots, see PNG to PDF.
JPG and PNG. Pictures in another format need saving as one of these first.
A4, upright, one per picture. Each picture is scaled to fit inside a margin of about 2.3 cm and centred, so a wide photo sits across the page with space above and below.
No. They are placed in the PDF as they are. To make a heavy PDF lighter afterwards, use Compress.
Not to make the PDF: it is put together in your browser. A page with no text, as photo pages usually are, is sent as an image only if you later agree to have words on it read, and deleted as soon as they are read.