Use Images to PDF for document packets
When photos, scans, receipts, or screenshots need to be submitted as one document, convert the images into a PDF. Each image becomes a page, so reorder them first and the final file reads in the right sequence.
This is the direction to use when a form, portal, or print shop asks for a single PDF rather than a folder of loose image files.
- JPG to PDF
- PNG to PDF
- WebP to PDF
Use PDF to Images for page previews
When a platform needs image files instead of a document — a social post, a marketplace listing, a slide, or a thumbnail — render the PDF pages to PNG or JPEG. A multi-page PDF comes back as a set of images you can download together as a ZIP.
Pick the format by content: PNG keeps text and line art crisp, while JPEG produces smaller files for photo-heavy pages.
- PDF to JPG
- PDF to PNG
- Download every page as a ZIP
Choose the right settings
Going to PDF, the page size, orientation, and margin decide how the images sit on the page: portrait with a small margin suits documents and scans, while landscape fits a wide screenshot without shrinking it.
Coming back to images, a higher render scale gives sharper, larger files at the cost of size — useful for printing a page, unnecessary for a small on-screen preview. Compress the exported images afterward if they need to meet an upload limit.
- Match orientation to the content
- Raise the scale for sharper page images
- Compress exported images to hit size limits