How to Convert Multiple Images to One PDF for Free
Simple steps to group your images into one organized PDF document, with the option to make the text searchable.
Whether you're gathering invoices, pages of a book you photographed with your phone, or school assignments, turning a group of loose images into a single PDF file makes sharing and saving them much easier than sending each image separately.
When do you need to convert images to PDF?
Common cases include: gathering invoices or receipts to archive in one document, converting pages of a notebook or book photographed with your phone into an easily shareable file, or preparing a single file to submit digitally instead of attaching multiple separate images.
Steps to convert with Toopec
1. Open the images to PDF tool and upload your images in the order you want, or reorder them by dragging after uploading.
2. Choose the page size: match the image itself, A4, or Letter.
3. Click the create button and wait a few seconds while the file is built locally in your browser.
4. Download the ready PDF directly to your device.
Page size options: which one to choose?
The "match the image" option makes each page exactly the same size as the original image, and it's best when you want to keep the image's natural shape with no margins. A4 or Letter, on the other hand, place the image inside a standard-sized page uniform across all pages — the better choice when you plan to print the file or want a consistent look like a formal document.
New feature: searchable text inside images
If your images contain text (like a book page or a document), you can turn on the optical character recognition (OCR) option during conversion. The page remains visually an image exactly as it is, but the tool adds an invisible text layer behind it, positioned exactly where each word is, so you can select the text, copy it, and search within the file, just like any normal text-based PDF, with no change to the page's appearance.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the text inside converted images be made searchable?
Yes, turning on the optical character recognition (OCR) option keeps the page as an image, but adds an invisible text layer behind it that makes the words selectable, copyable, and searchable.
What's the difference between the A4 option and sizing pages to the image?
The A4 or Letter option places each image inside a uniformly sized page, ideal for printing and formal documents, while sizing to the image makes each page match the original image's dimensions exactly, with no extra margins.