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Convert Images to a PDF — JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF

Turn one or many images into a single PDF. WT-PDF handles JPG, PNG, WebP, and GIF — preserving resolution, with each image on its own page sized to the image's aspect ratio.

Runs in your browser. Nothing uploads.

Open the editor

How it works

Open wt-pdf.com and click "Create PDF from images" on the landing page, or use the Image tool in the editor.
Pick one or more images.
Reorder them by dragging thumbnails.
Download — the images are embedded in a single PDF.

One-page vs multi-page

Each selected image becomes its own page. To put multiple images on one page, use the Image tool inside the editor to drag-position them.

Quality and size

Images are embedded at their native resolution. For smaller output files, compress the images first or use WT-PDF's Compress tool after conversion.

FAQ

Will transparency be preserved?

PNG transparency is preserved when the image is embedded, but most PDF viewers render transparent PNGs over a white background.

What's the max image size?

No hard limit, but very large images (>20MP) may be slow.

Can I add text or annotations?

Yes — after creating the PDF, use the editor's Text, Pen, or Shapes tools.