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Convert images to PDF: photos become one tidy document
iEdit turns JPEG, PNG, HEIC and WebP pictures into a single PDF on your iPhone, iPad or Android device. Choose A4, Letter or a page that fits each image, set orientation and margins, drag the pictures into order and check the live preview before saving to My files.
Overview
Choose the pictures, then the page: A4, Letter, or Fit image, which makes each page exactly the size of its picture. Orientation can follow each image automatically or be fixed to portrait or landscape, and margins can be none, a quarter inch or half an inch. Drag the thumbnails into the order you want, add more or remove some, and watch the live preview update. Tap Create PDF and the file lands in My files.
iEdit does not re-encode what it does not have to. JPEGs are embedded as they are, so no quality is lost and the PDF is about the same size as the photos. PNGs are stored losslessly. HEIC photos from an iPhone and WebP pictures are converted to JPEG at 95% quality, since PDF has no native way to hold them. The result is a normal PDF that opens in any reader; nothing is uploaded and the tool works offline.
Use it when a form asks for one PDF but you have four photos of pages, when receipts for an expense claim must go in as a single file, or when whiteboard photos should become handout pages. For paper, the Document scanner gives you a straightened, searchable PDF; Image to PDF is the tool for pictures you already have. The result can be merged, compressed or locked like any other PDF in iEdit.
Why people use it
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Pages that fit
A4, Letter or a page cut to each picture, with automatic or fixed orientation and three margin options.
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No needless re-encoding
JPEGs go in untouched and PNGs stay lossless; only HEIC and WebP are converted, at 95%.
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Your order, live preview
Drag pictures into sequence and see the finished pages before you save.
How to use Image to PDF in iEdit
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Open iEdit, tap All Document Tools on the Scan tab and choose Image to PDF.
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Pick the photos from My files or from your device.
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Choose page size, orientation and margins, and drag the pictures into order.
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Check the live preview, then tap Create PDF and find it in My files.
Frequently asked questions
Will my photos lose quality when I turn them into a PDF?
Not if they are JPEGs or PNGs. JPEGs are embedded without re-encoding and PNGs are stored losslessly, so the PDF holds the original pixels. HEIC and WebP pictures are converted to JPEG at 95% quality, which is visually close to the original but is a conversion.
Can I make a PDF from photos without an internet connection?
Yes. iEdit builds the PDF on your iPhone, iPad or Android device, so it works in flight mode and the pictures are never uploaded. No account is needed, and the finished PDF is kept in My files.
Is Image to PDF free?
Yes. Turning pictures into a PDF is free and the file is saved to My files at no cost. Sharing the PDF with another app, attaching it to an e-mail or saving it to Files is part of iEdit Premium, an optional monthly subscription with a 3-day free trial.
Try Image to PDF in iEdit
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android.