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Turn photos, scans and screenshots into one PDF. Arrange them, choose the page size, and see every page before you build it. The images stay on this device.
JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC · up to 30 images, 25 MB each
Ready to make a PDF locally.
Before you upload
Start with the receiving form's file type and size limit. For an existing scanned PDF, compress the PDF and check that small print remains readable. For separate photos of paper, combine the images into one PDF first.
Compression rebuilds pages as images: text stops being selectable, and links and bookmarks are not kept. A PDF exported from a text document may get larger. Keep the original, and use its source app's export settings if you need searchable text. A smaller file does not guarantee an upload will be accepted.
These tools process file bytes in your browser. Follow our guide: Make a scanned PDF smaller before an upload for the full preparation and checking steps.
Questions, answered
No. BrowserFiles reads and places the images you choose inside your browser. File bytes are not sent to a BrowserFiles server.
JPG, PNG, WebP and iPhone HEIC or HEIF photos, up to 30 images of 25 MB each. Each photo is turned upright using its orientation, and location and other metadata are removed.
Fit keeps the whole image on the page, with blank space if the shapes differ. Fill covers the page and crops the edges that do not fit. The page previews show exactly what will be cropped before you build the PDF.
Yes. With A4 or Letter pages, each page turns to match its image. Auto pages take the shape of each image instead.
Six images on each page, in a grid, which is handy for reviewing many photos at once or keeping a compact record.
Choose Balanced or Small image size to limit each image to 2400 or 1600 pixels on its longest side. You can also send the finished PDF to Compress PDFs.
Yes, after this page and its image and PDF tools have been cached on a first visit. The page shows Offline ready only once that setup completes.