Which image formats can I add?
The upload accepts JPG, JPEG, and PNG files. It does not advertise other image formats, and an unusual, corrupt, or unsupported image may fail to decode or embed.
Convert JPG and PNG images to a single PDF in your browser. Files are not uploaded to Tooliyapa servers.
Drag & drop JPG/PNG images, or click to browse
Add one or more JPG, JPEG, or PNG images and review their previews.
Use the up and down controls to set page order; remove individual images or clear the list if needed.
Choose A4, Letter, or Fit image, then choose Auto, Portrait, or Landscape orientation.
Convert the images, download the new PDF, and check every page before sharing it.
The tool creates one PDF from the current image list, with one JPG, JPEG, or PNG image on each page. The visible list controls PDF page order. Explicit move-up and move-down buttons change that sequence; individual removal and a Clear action let you revise the list.
Standard images are embedded with pdf-lib. On each page, the image is scaled proportionally to fit and centered, so its aspect ratio is retained. The result is one downloadable PDF named with an images- timestamp; the original image files are not overwritten.
Your selected image files are read and processed in your browser. The selected selected image files are not uploaded to Tooliyapa servers as part of that workflow. When processing finishes, you download the new file directly from the browser.
This statement applies to the file-processing workflow; the site may still load ordinary site services or third-party scripts as described by the site's configuration.
The upload accepts JPG, JPEG, and PNG files. It does not advertise other image formats, and an unusual, corrupt, or unsupported image may fail to decode or embed.
Each image becomes one PDF page, and the current image-list order becomes the page order. Use the move-up and move-down controls to change it before converting.
A4 and Letter use standard page dimensions and scale the image proportionally to fit. Fit image uses the embedded image dimensions directly for that page rather than placing it on an A4 or Letter sheet.
For A4 or Letter, Auto uses landscape when an image is wider than it is tall and portrait otherwise. Portrait and Landscape force the selected orientation. Fit image follows the image dimensions directly.
No. It embeds each image on a PDF page and does not recognize text, add a searchable text layer, or enhance image resolution.
No. The selected image files remain unchanged. The browser creates one new PDF with a timestamped filename beginning with “images-”.
Crop, rotate, and check each source image before uploading because this tool does not edit image content. Arrange the previews in reading order and choose A4 or Letter when consistent standard sheets matter. Use Fit image when each PDF page should follow its image dimensions.
Auto orientation can keep wide images on landscape A4 or Letter pages and tall images on portrait pages. After download, inspect page order, orientation, legibility, and any blank space before distributing the PDF.