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Welcome to Randomly.online's Image to PDF Converter. In the digital age, sharing multiple images individually can be cumbersome and disorganized. Our tool provides a streamlined solution to combine your photos, scans, and graphics—including formats like JPG and PNG to PDF—into a single, polished document. Whether you are compiling receipts for an expense report, creating a portfolio of your artwork, or archiving family memories (perhaps after creating a Passport Size Photo), our converter ensures your files are presented professionally.

What sets our tool apart is its commitment to privacy and speed. Unlike many other online converters that upload your potentially sensitive documents to a remote server, our processing happens entirely client-side. This means your images never leave your browser. If you need to fix the order later, you can always use our Rearrange PDF pages tool, but doing it here first is fastest. There are no file size limits imposed by server bandwidth, and the conversion happens instantly without waiting for uploads or downloads.

We've designed the interface to be intuitive yet powerful. You can easily reorder images by dragging and dropping them, just like arranging physical photos on a desk. Customization options allow you to tailor the final output to your specific needs. Choose from standard page sizes like A4 or Letter, adjust margins for printing, and control how your images fit onto the page. You might also want to Crop PDF content later if the margins aren't perfect. Whether you're on a desktop computer or a mobile device, the responsive design ensures a smooth experience.

Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Upload Images: Click the "+ Add Files" button or simply drag and drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP files directly into the dashed drop zone. You can select multiple files at once.
  2. Arrange and Sort: Once uploaded, your images appear as cards in the grid. Click and drag any card to change its order in the final PDF. Use the toolbar buttons to sort alphabetically or clear the selection.
  3. Customize Settings: Look at the right-side panel (or scroll down on mobile). Here you can select your desired Page Size (e.g., A4 for documents), Orientation, and Margins.
  4. Review Image Fit: Choose between "Fit to Page" (preserves aspect ratio) or "Fill Page" (stretches to cover).
  5. Create PDF: When you are satisfied with the layout, click the "Download PDF" button at the top. A progress bar will appear while the browser generates your document.
  6. Download: Once processing is complete, your browser will automatically download the file, or prompt you to save it.

Pro Tip: Use the "Fit to Image Size" option if you want the PDF pages to exactly match the dimensions of your uploaded images, which is perfect for web comics or digital art.

FAQ

Q: Is it safe to convert private photos?
A: Yes, absolutely. Randomly.online uses client-side technology (WebAssembly and JavaScript). Your images are processed within your web browser and are never uploaded to our servers. This guarantees maximum privacy for your sensitive documents.

Q: Can I reorder the pages after uploading?
A: Yes! The tool features a fully interactive drag-and-drop grid. Simply click and hold on an image card (or touch and drag on mobile) to move it to a different position. The sequence in the grid represents the page order in the final PDF.

Q: Does this tool reduce the quality of my images?
A: By default, we aim to preserve high quality suitable for printing. However, since PDFs have a fixed page size (like A4), very large images might be scaled down visually to fit the page. If file size is a concern, you can also Compress images inside PDF after conversion.