6 receipt JPGs → A4 PDF
Arrange six photographed receipts in document order and place each on its own A4 portrait page to create one submission-ready PDF.
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Arrange one or multiple JPG and PNG images in any order and create an A4 or Letter PDF.
Choose one or multiple images. Files stay in your browser.
HOW TO USE
Choose one or multiple JPG or PNG images.
Review the thumbnail order and reorder with drag or move buttons if needed.
Set A4 or Letter, orientation, and margins, then review page previews.
Create the PDF, confirm the page count and size, then download it.
USE CASES
Arrange six photographed receipts in document order and place each on its own A4 portrait page to create one submission-ready PDF.
Place three instruction images on US Letter pages with 10 mm margins to keep printable space around the edges.
For a mix of portrait and landscape photos, use Auto so each page follows the image orientation and avoids unnecessary empty space.
EXPERT POST
A4 is common in many document workflows, while US Letter is appropriate where Letter-sized documents are required. Pick the target document standard for submission, printing, or sharing rather than whichever option merely looks better on screen.
Portrait is simple for mostly vertical documents and Landscape for mostly wide images. When orientations are mixed, Auto can select the page direction per image and reduce unnecessary rotation or blank space.
A 0 mm margin maximizes image area but can touch page edges or printer non-printable areas. Presets such as 5, 10, and 20 mm create breathing room for printed documents, while custom values must still leave a valid page area.
The PDF page and source image can have different aspect ratios. Contain placement fits the image inside the available area without forcing its width or height, so people, documents, and graphics are not distorted.
Transparent pixels can appear unexpectedly when images are embedded into documents. Tool 026 uses a white page background policy so logos, diagrams, and screenshots do not turn into black-backed images in the PDF.
Many high-pixel photos increase browser memory and generated PDF size. Fitting them visually to the page is not the same as professional PDF compression, so use a dedicated PDF compressor afterward when a smaller file is required.
This tool places the image itself on a PDF page. It does not convert visible letters into searchable or selectable text, so searchable documents require a separate OCR workflow.
Page order is a common failure point when combining many images. Verify thumbnail order before generation, then confirm the measured page count and Blob size before downloading the final file.
IMPORTANT NOTES
FAQ
Yes. Each image becomes one PDF page in the order shown.
Yes. Use drag on desktop or dedicated move buttons on mobile.
Yes. A4 and US Letter are supported with portrait, landscape, and auto orientation.
No. The original aspect ratio is preserved with contain placement.
No. Images and the generated PDF are processed in your current browser.
Images and generated PDFs are processed in your browser and are not uploaded or stored on our server.