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If a photo was taken at an angle, flatten it first with Scan to PDF (straighten).

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Many photos, one PDF

Need to submit photos of a document as a single PDF? Drop the photos here. They're sorted by file name; use ▲▼ to change the order and ↻ to rotate by 90°. iPhone HEIC photos work too.

Page size and margins

Quality and file size

Phone photos are often 3–10 MB each, which makes a huge PDF. “Normal” scales the long side to 1600 px, about 200–400 KB per page. Pick “Sharp” for documents with lots of small print. The photo's orientation tag (EXIF) is applied, so sideways shots come out upright.

Your photos are converted on this device and never uploaded.

Page order tip

Phones usually name photos in the order you took them, so sorting by name gets the order right most of the time. If you shot front and back sides alternately, fix the order with ▲▼ before creating the PDF.

Frequently asked questions

My photo is skewed.

Use Scan to PDF (straighten): drag the four corners onto the document and it's flattened like a real scan.

The pages are in the wrong order.

Photos are sorted by file name first. Use the ▲▼ buttons to rearrange them.

How can I make the PDF smaller?

Choose “Smallest” quality, or run the finished PDF through Compress PDF.

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