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Images to PDF for free

Turn up to 30 JPG or PNG images into one PDF, in the order you choose, right in your browser. For HEIC, searchable text and hundreds at once, Hangar runs on your Mac or PC.

Drop images here Up to 30 images, 200 MB in all

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More settings
Images per run
30 hereNo limit in Hangar
Formats
JPG, PNG herePlus HEIC, WebP and TIFF
Text
Pictures only hereSearchable text

Turn a folder of photos into one PDF.

Hangar takes any number of images, HEIC and WebP too, and makes the text searchable. Below is a real run on a Mac.

Went in

  • 01-Serum-front.jpg151 KB, 1600×2000
  • 02-Day-Cream-front.jpg116 KB, 1600×2000
  • 03-Candle-front.jpg98 KB, 1600×2000
  • 04-Serum-angle.jpg152 KB, 1600×2000
  • 05-Candle-angle.jpg94 KB, 1600×2000

Came out

  • Lumen-Lookbook.pdf5.1 MB, 5 pages

5 files in1 file outoriginals untouched

610 KB5.1 MB

How it works

How to convert images to PDF on Mac or Windows

  1. Drop images in page order

    JPG, PNG, HEIC, TIFF and more. Drag rows in the queue to set the order of the pages.

  2. Choose how to bundle

    One each, Every N, or All in one. Then pick Auto, A4 or Letter pages.

  3. Get searchable PDFs

    Pick the language of the text so the PDF can be searched and copied from.

Reads
JPG, PNG, WebP, AVIF, HEIC, HEIF, TIFF, GIF, BMP
Writes
PDF (searchable)

New to Hangar? How to run a tool, step by step

Choose how to bundle

One PDF each, in groups, or all together.

The queue order is the page order. With Every N or All in one, you name the PDFs, and several files are numbered so they sort in order.

  • One each

    Start here

    A one-page PDF per image, named after it.

    Best for separate receipts and single documents.

  • Every N

    A new PDF after a set number of images.

    Best for a stack of scans that holds several documents of equal length.

  • All in one

    Every image as a page of a single PDF.

    Best for a contract, a portfolio or a photo report.

Every setting, explained in the Images to PDF guide Documents · Page size · Name · Text language

The alternative

Why not use Preview or Print to PDF?

Your computer can already save images as a PDF for free. What it makes is a stack of pictures, without searchable text or tidy grouping.

ComparedPreview or Print to PDFHangar
PriceFree, already installedPay once
Searchable textNo, pages are picturesText recognized on every page
Page sizesPaper sizes from the print dialogAuto, A4 or Letter
A big batch, splitBy handA new PDF every 2 to 500 images
Mac and WindowsA different method on eachThe same tool on both

Who uses it

Who uses Images to PDF

  • Freelancers

    One PDF for a stack of receipts

    Turn a month of receipt photos into one searchable PDF for your accountant.

  • Photographers

    A print-ready proof booklet

    Put a set of selects on A4 or Letter pages, centered with even margins.

    Hangar for photographers
  • Property managers

    Inspection photos in one report

    Bundle every photo from a visit into a single PDF in the order you took them.

One app, one payment

Images to PDF is one of 74 tools.

The same app converts, compresses, resizes and cleans up photos, and does the same kind of work for PDFs, video and audio. One payment covers every tool.

A typical routine

Where Images to PDF fits

  1. Step 1Images to PDF
  2. Step 2Compress PDF
  3. Step 3Encrypt PDF

Bundle a stack of document photos into one searchable PDF. Then shrink it for email and lock it with a password.

Questions

Before you download

More answers in the help center.

Is it really free?

Every tool is free for 3 days, with no account and no card. After that, Hangar is a one-time payment from $45, with updates for the version you buy. There is no subscription.

Will my photos be cropped or stretched?

No. With Auto, each page takes the shape of its image. With A4 or Letter, large images are scaled down to fit and small ones keep their size.

What happens if one image cannot be read?

Only the PDF that image belongs to is skipped, with the reason shown. The other PDFs in the run are still made.

Are the PDFs searchable?

Yes. Hangar reads the text on each image and adds it to the page, so you can search and copy from the PDF. Choose the language of the text for the best result.

Can I put many images in one PDF?

Yes. Choose All in one for a single PDF in queue order, or Every N to start a new PDF after a set number of images.

Is there a size limit on the images?

Images over 80 megapixels are rejected. Shrink them first with Resize images. An animated GIF or WebP is treated as a single still frame.

Does anything get uploaded?

No. Your files are processed on your computer and never sent anywhere. Hangar sends anonymous usage counts to improve the app, never file names or contents, and you can turn that off in Settings.

Does one license cover Mac and Windows?

Yes. A license works on any mix of Mac and Windows computers. Solo covers 1 computer, Crew 3 and Fleet 10.

Try Images to PDF free for 3 days.

Then pay once, from $45, for every tool and the updates for your version. No subscription. 30-day refund.See plans

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