Good uses
- Capture receipts, notes, or paper forms as one ordered PDF.
- Combine document photos already stored on a phone or computer.
PDF Tools
Scan to PDF
Scan paper documents to PDF with your device camera or existing JPG and PNG photos. Arrange pages and create the PDF locally in your browser.
Runs in your browser ยท Files stay on your device
Waiting
Runs in your browser. Photos do not leave your device.
Input
Scan to PDF. Capture, arrange, and combine document photos locally. Nothing is uploaded.
Add document pagesUse the camera on a supported device or add existing JPG and PNG photos.
Drop document photos hereUp to 25MB each and 75MB per batch.DropBrowsePaste
Tool notes
Before you share
Result What you get
Capture document photos or choose existing images, arrange the pages, and create one PDF.
Input
jpg, jpeg, png
Output
Steps Run order and common questions
- Take document photos with your device camera or choose existing JPG and PNG images.
- Arrange the pages, choose the PDF page size, orientation, and margin, then create the file locally.
- Download the PDF and check page order, rotation, legibility, shadows, and cropped edges before sharing it.
Use it well Examples, checks, limits, and recovery paths
Bad inputs
- Expecting automatic edge detection, perspective correction, deskewing, or shadow removal.
- Expecting searchable text, OCR, archival conformance, or scan-quality certification.
Output checklist
- Confirm every page is present and in the intended order.
- Check rotation, focus, shadows, glare, clipped edges, signatures, and totals before sharing.
Failure modes
- Camera capture depends on the device, browser, and camera permission.
- Large photo batches can exceed browser memory even when each file is within the limit.
- Photos remain image content in the PDF and do not become searchable text.
Runtime limits
- Runs locally in the browser without uploading photos.
- Accepts JPG, JPEG, and PNG images up to the stated browser limits.
- Creates PDF pages but does not clean, enhance, deskew, crop, or OCR the source photos.