About the Image to PDF tool
Combine photos, scans, and screenshots into a clean, shareable PDF. Upload multiple images at once and Pixveil builds a multi-page document entirely on your device — ideal for receipts, homework, and contracts.
Everything happens locally in your browser, which is why there is no file-size cap and no queue. The limit is your own device's memory, not a server's patience.
How to use it
- Add your images in the order you want them.
- Drag to reorder if needed, and set page size and orientation.
- Download the single PDF.
Why a PDF beats sending a folder of photos
A PDF holds page order, so the recipient sees the pages in sequence rather than sorted alphabetically by filename.
It also arrives as one attachment instead of a dozen, opens identically on every device, and prints without anyone having to arrange the pages themselves.
What the numbers look like
Common uses that this solves cleanly: submitting photographed documents to a portal that accepts only PDF, combining receipts into one expense claim, or turning a set of scanned pages into a single readable file.
The resulting PDF size is roughly the sum of the images. Compress the photos first if you are up against an upload limit — a 10-page PDF of uncompressed phone photos can easily exceed 40 MB.
Common mistakes
- Adding images in the wrong order and only noticing after downloading.
- Photographing documents in poor light. A dim photo compresses badly and reads poorly.
- Skipping compression and then hitting an email attachment limit.
Questions people ask
Will the text be searchable?
No. The pages are images inside a PDF, so there is no text layer. That needs OCR software.
Can I mix portrait and landscape pages?
Yes. Set the orientation per page or let the tool match each image.
How do I reduce the final PDF size?
Compress the images before adding them — the PDF is only as small as the images inside it.