Are my photos uploaded to a server when creating the PDF?

No. Everything executes inside your browser memory using pdf-lib and HTML5 Canvas, keeping receipts and IDs completely private.

Can I convert WebP images to PDF?

Yes. ToolCix automatically decodes WebP images through a local canvas to embed crisp PNG/JPEG streams into the PDF.

Which page size should I pick for printing?

Select A4 for international printers or US Letter for North American printers, or Fit-to-Image for zero whitespace margins.

Is there a watermark added?

Never. Your exported PDF is completely clean.

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Image to PDF Converter

Built for students, accountants, and remote teams turning scans, receipts, or portfolios into crisp PDFs without uploading private files.

Drop JPG, PNG, or WebP images here

Processed 100% locally in your browser via pdf-lib

How to Use Image to PDF Converter

1Select or drag-and-drop one or more JPG, PNG, or WebP images.
2Reorder pages with the up/down controls and choose A4, US Letter, or Fit-to-Image sizing.
3Click Create PDF to assemble the document locally via pdf-lib.
4Download your finished PDF immediately.

Key Features

100% client-side assembly powered by pdf-lib
Supports JPG, PNG, and automatic canvas conversion for WebP
Page reordering and A4 / Letter / Original dimension modes
No watermarks, page limits, or file uploads

Converting Scans and Photos to PDF Without Privacy Risks

Receipts, signed contracts, passport scans, and tax documents shouldn't have to travel across third-party file servers just to become a PDF. ToolCix uses client-side pdf-lib rendering so every byte stays inside your own device.

Upload multiple images at once, arrange their exact page sequence, pick portrait margins or full-bleed sizing, and export a standard PDF compatible with every viewer and printer.

Optimizing File Size Before Assembly

High-megapixel smartphone photos can produce oversized PDFs that fail email attachment limits. If your source images are huge, run them through our Image Compressor first, or combine the exported PDF with other documents using Merge PDF.