Drop pictures to compile into PDF
Add multiple images, arrange pages, and export as a single PDF
Convert JPG, PNG, and WebP images into standardized, printable PDF documents with custom page margins, orientations, and batch sorting.
Add multiple images, arrange pages, and export as a single PDF
Combine dozens of photo scans into one clean, multi-page PDF document.
Configure A4, US Letter, or fit-to-image page sizes with custom margin paddings.
Drag and drop image thumbnails to arrange pages in the exact sequence you need.
Assembles your PDF binary locally using pdf-lib in your browser; confidential scans stay private.
The Softnag Image to PDF Converter utilizes the WebAssembly-powered pdf-lib engine running directly in your browser.
When you upload images, our client reads each file as an ArrayBuffer, calculates the optimal page scaling based on your target layout settings (A4, Letter, Auto), and embeds the raw image bytes into standard PDF page streams.
The final PDF binary stream is generated and saved directly to your local file system, ensuring zero network transmission of sensitive documents.
Consolidate multiple receipt snapshots into a single tidy PDF for accounting.
Merge photos of multi-page handwritten coursework into a unified submission file.
Combine front and back photos of driver licenses or passports onto one page.
Turn graphic design concept exports into a clean, presentation-ready PDF lookbook.
Yes. You can mix JPG, PNG, and WebP images together in a single document batch.
Yes. You can easily reorder image thumbnails before clicking Generate PDF.
No. Softnag embeds image bytes at their full original resolution unless you explicitly choose a downscaling preset.
Yes. Because all processing executes in your local browser sandbox, zero document data leaves your device.
Standard A4, US Letter, and Fit-to-Image (dynamic bounding box) page layouts are supported.
Yes, you can upload multiple photos and they will be compiled into consecutive pages of a single PDF file.