Image to PDF

How to use Image to PDF in 3 simple steps

1. Step 1: Select or drag and drop your images into the dropzone (JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG up to 500 MB).
2. Step 2: Reorder pages by dragging cards, adjust orientation (portrait, landscape, or auto), and configure margins.
3. Step 3: Click "Generate PDF" to compile your multi-page document and download it instantly.

Is Evorenza Image to PDF safe for confidential files?

Yes, Evorenza Image to PDF is completely safe for sensitive photos, passport scans, financial receipts, and proprietary schematics. Images are read and assembled directly within your local browser memory, ensuring no visual data is uploaded to remote servers.

Because your images never travel over the network, your personal documents cannot be intercepted, logged, or indexed by search engines. This makes it ideal for handling identity verification documents and legal evidence.

How does Image to PDF work without uploading?

The application uses client-side JavaScript libraries (jsPDF and pdf-lib) that run directly in your web browser. Images are loaded as binary buffers, drawn onto virtual PDF pages, and compiled into a downloadable PDF stream in memory.

Instead of uploading files to a cloud cluster to invoke command-line utilities, your device CPU handles the embedding and page layout calculation. Once generation finishes, a local blob URL triggers the browser download.

Is it really free?

Yes, Evorenza Image to PDF is completely free with no restrictions, subscriptions, or watermarks. You can convert single images or compile hundreds of pages into a PDF without spending a cent.

There are no paywalls for page reordering, margin adjustments, or batch processing. The tool is supported solely by standard banner advertising.

What file types and sizes are supported?

You can add JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF, SVG, and BMP images up to 500 MB per file, with batch compilation supporting up to 100 images per document.

You can choose between Portrait, Landscape, or Auto orientation per page, and select from zero margins (full bleed), compact margins, or standard document margins.

Technical Specifications & Limitations

Supported Formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, SVG

Execution Limits: Up to 100 images per batch, up to 500 MB per file, compiled directly in browser memory via jsPDF and pdf-lib.

Memory & Device Considerations: Batches with dozens of ultra-high-resolution camera photos (e.g., 50MB RAW files) may consume significant browser memory during composition. Compressing photos beforehand improves compilation speed.

Last updated: 2026-11-04 • 100% Client-Side In-Browser Execution

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