Select the purpose (current step)
Multiple images into one PDFA4 · No size limit
Please select the purpose of the upload. The paper and file size limit are set for it. If your purpose is not listed, select “Multiple images into one PDF” and change the settings in step 3.
Upload and arrange images
You can also drag images here. Several images can be selected at once.
- Accepted formats: JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC, GIF, BMP, AVIF.
- One PDF can hold up to 100 images.
Page settings
After you add images, check the paper, images per page and file size limit here.
Check and download
After you add images, check the pages and file size here and download the PDF.
Upload requirements by purpose
The requirements in this table are taken from the notices and guides published by each organisation. Each purpose page gives the original wording and the date checked. Before you upload, please follow the current official notice.
| Purpose | Size limit | Paper | Main requirement | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Common uses | ||||
| JPG to PDF | No common limit | Not specified | Upload fields for documents and multi-page papers usually accept only PDF. Some systems also accept JPG for a single page. | Immigration New Zealand |
| Multiple images into one PDF | No common limit | Not specified | All pages of one document must be combined into one file. Each upload field keeps only one file. | Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada, Immigration New Zealand |
| Photo to A4 PDF | No common limit | A4 | A4 is 210 × 297 mm (ISO 216). | International Organization for Standardization (ISO) |
| Phone photo to PDF | No common limit | Not specified | iPhone saves photos in HEIF (.heic) format unless the camera is set to Most Compatible. This tool reads HEIC photos directly. | Apple, Department of Home Affairs, Australia |
| Visa applications | ||||
| Canada visa (IRCC) | Not more than 4 MB | Not specified | Not more than 4 MB in the IRCC secure account and the Permanent Residence Portal, and not more than 5 MB in the IRCC Portal. Some applications allow only 2 MB. | Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada |
| Australia visa (ImmiAccount) | Not more than 5 MB | Not specified | Photographs 70 KB to 3.5 MB each; other documents not more than 5 MB each. | Department of Home Affairs, Australia, Australian Embassy in the Philippines |
| New Zealand visa | Not more than 10 MB | Not specified | Documents must be PDF. Photos must be JPG or JPEG. | Immigration New Zealand |
| US immigrant visa (CEAC) | Not more than 4 MB | Not specified | Supporting documents uploaded in CEAC for an immigrant visa. No documents are uploaded for a DS-160 nonimmigrant visa. | U.S. Department of State |
| German national visa | Not more than 10 MB | Not specified | National visas (type D) applied for online in the Consular Services Portal of the Federal Foreign Office. This is not the short-stay Schengen visa. | Federal Foreign Office, Germany |
File size and clarity
- A JPG that does not need compression is placed in the PDF as it is, with no loss of quality. PNG, HEIC, WebP and other formats are converted to JPG at 300 pixels per inch on the page.
- When you enter a file size limit, the size is shared among the images by their area on the page. Each image is compressed so that the PDF stays within the limit.
- When compressing, each image keeps at least 100 pixels per inch, or more if the purpose requires it. Below that, the text on the page could not be read, and the checklist marks the size as “Invalid” with the reason.
- The limit is applied strictly, taking 1 MB as 1000 KB. Upload systems that count 1 MB as 1000 KB or as 1024 KB both accept the file.
- The PDF has no watermark and no password.