FileGizmo — PDF tools
Convert images to a PDF
Combine JPG and PNG images into one PDF locally in your browser.
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Simple by design
Images to PDF in three steps
Combine screenshots, scans, photographs, receipts, or artwork into one PDF without uploading the images. Every selected JPG or PNG becomes one page in the browser’s selection order. Each page matches the source image dimensions, preventing unexpected cropping, stretching, or added borders.
The original compressed image data is embedded directly when possible, so FileGizmo does not deliberately reduce visual quality. Processing runs in a dedicated browser worker and source files stay on your device. The final page count and output size are shown before download, with no account or server queue involved.
This focused workflow currently accepts standard JPG, JPEG, and PNG files. Formats such as HEIC and WebP belong in the image-conversion cluster, where users can make format and quality choices explicitly before PDF creation. Very large photos can produce a large PDF because preserving image quality also preserves much of their source data. Resize or compress images first when a smaller document matters more than maximum resolution.
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Choose one or more JPG or PNG images
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Confirm the selection order
- 3
Create and download one PDF
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Frequently asked questions
What image formats are supported?
The current tool supports standard JPG, JPEG, and PNG images.
How are page sizes chosen?
Each PDF page matches its source image dimensions to avoid cropping.
Are images uploaded?
No. Images are embedded into the PDF in a local browser worker.
Is image quality reduced?
No additional lossy recompression is applied to supported images.
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