Turn a set of images into one PDF with a page for each image. Arrange the page order, choose a square or portrait layout, and create a file you can keep, share or use in a document publishing workflow.
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How to turn images into a PDF
- Add your JPG, PNG or still WebP images. You can add more images to the same selection, up to 30 in total.
- Use Move up and Move down to arrange the pages. The first image becomes page 1. Remove any images you do not need.
- Choose Square for a 1080 × 1080 layout, Portrait for 1080 × 1350, or Original image dimensions for individual page sizes.
- Choose Fit whole image to keep every part of the image on a white background, or Fill page to crop from the center.
- Select Create PDF. When it is ready, choose Download PDF to save the file.
Choose a consistent page shape
Square and portrait layouts give every page the same dimensions. These are useful when you want a consistent sequence of slides. Original dimensions preserve each image’s individual page size and proportions, so a PDF can contain pages with different shapes.
Fit whole image adds white space when the image and page proportions differ. Fill page covers the page and removes image content near the edges. Check the source images before exporting, especially if text or a logo sits close to an edge. Use the Social Media Image Resizer first when you need to adjust the crop position.
Supported files and limits
Add up to 30 still JPG, PNG or WebP images, with a maximum of 12 MB per file and 96 MB combined. Each image can contain up to 16 megapixels, with no side longer than 8,192 pixels. The finished PDF is limited to 64 MB. Smaller source images and square or portrait pages can help keep the PDF manageable.
Each page embeds an image using high-quality JPG compression on a white background. Transparent areas become white. Your selected source files remain unchanged. The tool handles one image at a time and provides a Cancel button while working.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix JPG, PNG and WebP images?
Yes. You can use a mixture of still JPG, PNG and WebP files in one PDF. Animated PNG and animated WebP files are not supported.
Can I change the order before downloading?
Yes. Use the Move up and Move down buttons on each image card. You can also remove an image. Changing the order, selection or settings clears the previous PDF download so you can create an updated version.
Will the text in my images become selectable?
Each PDF page contains a rendered image. Text that is already part of an image remains part of that image. This tool does not perform text recognition or produce an editable presentation.
Why is part of my image cropped?
Fill page uses a centered crop to cover the selected page shape. Choose Fit whole image to preserve the full image, or Original image dimensions to keep its own shape.
Why was an image rejected?
Check the file type, file size and dimensions against the limits above. A file can also be rejected when its image data is damaged or the browser cannot read it. Re-export the source as a standard JPG, PNG or still WebP and try again.
Are my images uploaded or saved as a project?
The tool creates the PDF in your browser and does not upload your selected images to GYROX. The selection belongs to the current page session. Download your PDF before closing or refreshing the page.
Continue preparing your content
- Convert PDF pages back into social media images.
- Check slide dimensions and consistency.
- Format the caption for your carousel.
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