Turn phone photos into a PDF document
Your phone is a perfectly good scanner. Photos of signed forms, handwritten notes, homework, recipes or a child's artwork become much easier to share, print and keep once they're in one PDF.
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Why put photos in a PDF
Schools, employers, councils and insurers usually want a document, not a dozen loose photos. A PDF keeps pages in order, prints at the right size and opens on any device.
Photos of documents often contain signatures and personal details, so it's worth converting them without uploading.
Key benefits
- One or many per pagePut one photo per page for documents, or two, four or six for contact sheets and records.
- iPhone HEIC supportedUse photos straight from an iPhone without converting them first.
- Right paper sizeChoose A4 or US Letter so it prints properly.
- PrivatePhotos are turned into a PDF on your device.
How to turn photos into a PDF
- Take photos of each page flat, in good light, filling the frame.
- Open Images to PDF and add the photos. They're sorted by when they were taken.
- Choose a layout and paper size, and drag photos into order if needed.
- Export the PDF, with Compression set to Smaller if you need a smaller file.
Tips
- Shoot from directly above to avoid a slanted page.
- Turn off the flash for glossy paper to avoid glare.
- Use Crop in Combine PDFs if you need to trim the background around a page.
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Questions
How do I convert photos to a PDF on my phone?
Open thinkpages.app/images-to-pdf in your phone's browser, choose the photos, then export. It works on iPhone and Android.
Can I put several photos on one page?
Yes. Choose a layout with two, four or six photos per page.
Is there a limit on how many photos?
No fixed limit. Very large batches depend on your device's memory.
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