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How to Combine Multiple Images Into One PDF Free (Any Device)

May 2026 · 5 min read · Last updated: May 2026

Combining photos or images into a single PDF is useful in many situations. A portfolio looks more professional as one PDF than a folder of images. Scanned receipts are easier to submit as one document. Photo evidence for an insurance claim needs to be in a specific file format for upload.

Here are five free ways to combine multiple images into a single PDF, with specific instructions for each device.

When You Need to Combine Images Into PDF

Sending a portfolio of photos or design work as one shareable file
Submitting scanned receipts or documents as a single attachment
Creating a photo booklet or lookbook in PDF format
Combining photos of handwritten notes or whiteboards into one document
Meeting upload requirements that only accept PDF files

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JPG, PNG, WebP supported. Drag to reorder pages.

Method 1: Browser-Based Tool (Any Device, No Upload)

Windows / Mac / Android / iPhone

1 Use our free Image to PDF tool

Best for: Any device, multiple images, setting page order, complete privacy

Go to IWantFreePDFTools.com/tools/image-to-pdf.html
Drop multiple images onto the drop zone, or click to browse and select them all at once
Thumbnails appear in a list showing each image and its filename
Drag thumbnails up or down to set the page order in the final PDF
Click Add more images if you need to add further files to the set
Choose page size (A4 is standard internationally, Fit to image for variable page sizes)
Click Create PDF and then download the result

Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, GIF. You can mix formats freely in the same PDF. Everything runs in your browser, so no file is ever uploaded.

On iPhone or Android, tap the drop zone instead of dragging. Your camera roll opens for selection. You can pick multiple photos at once on both platforms.

Method 2: Windows Photos App

Windows

2 Print selected images to PDF

Best for: Windows users with a small set of images

Open File Explorer and navigate to your images
Select all the images you want to combine (hold Ctrl and click each one)
Right-click the selection and choose Print
In the print dialog, set the printer to Microsoft Print to PDF
Choose your layout: one photo per page, or multiple per page
Click Print and choose a save location

Windows prints files in alphabetical order by filename, not by selection order. If the sequence matters, rename your images with numbered prefixes (01_photo.jpg, 02_photo.jpg) before selecting. The print-to-PDF method re-renders images, so very small text in images may appear slightly softer.

Method 3: Mac Preview

Mac

3 Open all images in Preview, export as PDF

Best for: Mac users, fastest option on Mac

Select all the image files you want to combine in Finder
Right-click and choose Open With, then Preview
All images open in one Preview window with a thumbnail sidebar
Drag the thumbnails to reorder if needed
Go to File and select Print
Click the PDF dropdown at the bottom left and select Save as PDF
Name the file and save

This is the fastest method on Mac and preserves image quality well. For one image per page with clean margins, this works better than the browser method if you need specific print sizing.

Method 4: iPhone Photos App

iPhone / iPad

4 Use the Share to Print trick on iPhone

Best for: iPhone users who want to stay in the Photos app

Open the Photos app
Tap Select in the top right
Tap each photo you want to include (a blue check mark appears on each)
Tap the Share button (the box with an arrow pointing up)
Scroll down in the share sheet and tap Print
On the print preview screen, pinch outward with two fingers on the preview image
This opens the PDF preview full-screen
Tap the Share button in the top right of that screen
Tap Save to Files to save the multi-page PDF to your device

The pinch gesture is the key step most people miss. Without it, you are in the print dialog, not the PDF preview. The order of pages follows the order you selected the photos.

Method 5: Android with Google Photos

Android

5 Print to PDF from Google Photos

Best for: Android users, quick multi-photo PDF

Open Google Photos
Long-press the first photo to start multi-select mode
Tap each additional photo you want to include
Tap the three-dot menu and select Print
Set the printer to Save as PDF
Tap the PDF settings icon to choose paper size and layout
Tap Save and select a folder on your device

On Android, each photo becomes one page. The order follows the order you selected them. If your phone's gallery app does not have a print option, the browser-based method (Method 1) is the best alternative and works on any Android device.

Tips for the Best Quality PDF

Resolution: For a readable PDF, images should be at least 150 DPI at the target page size. For A4 printing, aim for 1754 x 1240 pixels minimum.
Page size: Use A4 for documents that will be submitted to organisations in most countries. Use Letter for US recipients. Use Fit to Image for portfolios where each photo should fill its own page.
Orientation: Landscape images look better with a landscape page setting. Our tool handles mixed orientations when you select Fit to Image mode.
File size: If the combined PDF is too large, run it through our compress PDF tool after creating it.

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