YOUR DOCUMENTS, ON YOUR DEVICE
Convert Images to PDF with Optional Scan Cleanup
Put your photos into one PDF. Add images, arrange their order and create your file. Cropping and enhancement are optional.
Your document stays on this device. No account or file upload needed. How privacy works · All PDF tools
- Add photos
- Adjust & enhance
- Arrange & export
Take a photo with your phone
Your browser chooses whether to open a camera or file picker.
Up to 20 photos · 20 MB each · 60 MB total · 24 megapixels per photo. Unedited JPG/PNG retain original resolution; edited images and WebP are capped at 2,200 px. JPG, PNG and WebP.
Add photos to create a PDF. Cropping is optional.
Use even light and keep all four paper edges visible.
Adjust your page
Drag the numbered corners around the paper: 1 top left, 2 top right, 3 bottom right, 4 bottom left. With a handle focused, use arrow keys (Shift for larger moves).
Finish & download
Check each page in the list. Unapplied changes to the current page are included when exporting.
Tor or a browser with canvas protection: scanning, filters and image exports need permission to extract canvas data for this site. If blocked, the tool stops rather than producing a corrupted file. Unedited JPG/PNG to PDF does not need that permission.
Photos stay in this tab. Processing happens on your device. Check crop boundaries and small print before sharing. No OCR or curved-page correction.
Put related photos into one readable document
Group photographed forms, receipt images or a set of notes into one attachment instead of sending separate pictures. Keep the full image for ordinary photos; use document cleanup only when a paper page needs straightening. Arrange the images in reading order and review the page previews before export.
JPG to PDF supports ordinary pictures and paper photographs in the same project. Use original color for pictures; try the document filters for notes or receipts. Free rotation adds white corners so the image is not clipped. Auto-enhance may change colors or erase faint marks; compare the preview with Original color.
How to Use
- Add photos or take a picture on a supported phone.
- Use the full image or select Detect document. Drag any corner to adjust the crop.
- Choose a filter and rotation, then Apply changes.
- Add more photos, edit individual pages and change their order.
- Select your page size, create the PDF or JPG, then use its download link.
Why Use This Tool
- Process photos locally without signing up.
- Override automatic corners with touch, mouse or keyboard.
- Reorder pages before combining them into a PDF.
- Export a single page as PDF or JPG.
Read text from a scan
Need text you can copy or search? Download your scan, then choose the file in Private OCR. Recognition is a separate, optional step on your device. Open Private OCR.
Frequently Asked Questions
Will this converter crop my pictures automatically?
No. JPG to PDF keeps the full image when you add it. Choose Detect document for a paper photo, or position the four crop corners yourself. Apply changes to preview the result.
Can I rearrange or remove images before making the PDF?
Yes. Each page has Edit, Move up, Move down and Remove controls. The final PDF follows the page list from top to bottom. You can add more images to the same project.
Which page sizes and image formats are available?
Upload JPG, PNG or WebP photos. Export on A4 or US Letter pages with a 10 mm margin, or fit the PDF page to the image. Unedited JPG and PNG files retain their original image data and resolution. PNG transparency is preserved over the PDF page. WebP and edited scans are encoded as JPEG and capped at 2,200 pixels on the longest side.
Are the photos sent to Kalika?
No. The converter reads photos and creates the PDF in this browser tab. It does not upload document images or store a scan history. Save your download before leaving the page.
Will fine print stay exactly like the original?
Unedited JPG and PNG images are embedded without re-encoding. WebP conversion, resizing or enhancement can soften fine details. No OCR text layer is added. Review the preview and downloaded PDF before sharing important documents. Use up to 20 photos, 20 MB each, 60 MB combined and 24 megapixels per photo.