Images · Image to PDF
Convert images to PDF offline, on any computer
Quick answer
Open Toolfox → Image to PDF, drop your JPG, PNG, WebP or (on macOS) HEIC files, drag them into order and click Create PDF. JPEG photos are embedded without recompression, so quality is unchanged. It runs entirely on your computer (Mac, Windows or Linux). Files are never uploaded.
How to do it
- Open Image to PDF and drop your images (or click Choose Files).
- Drag the list into the page order you want.
- Pick a page size (A4, Letter or “Match each image”) and margins.
- Click Create PDF. The PDF is saved next to your images.
Options you can set
- Page size
- Orientation
- Margin
- PDF name
Good to know
- JPEG photos are embedded as-is, without recompression.
- Other formats are embedded losslessly. Image metadata (EXIF, GPS) is not copied into the PDF.
- Animated GIFs contribute their first frame only.
Image to PDF FAQ
Does converting JPG to PDF reduce quality?
No. Toolfox embeds JPEG photos byte-for-byte, without recompressing them. Other formats are embedded losslessly.
Can I convert iPhone HEIC photos to PDF?
On macOS, yes: HEIC, HEIF and AVIF are decoded with the built-in image engine. On Windows and Linux, convert them to JPEG first.
Is Image to PDF in Toolfox free?
Yes. Image to PDF is one of 57 tools in Toolfox, a free app for Mac, Windows and Linux with no account, ads, limits or watermarks.
Does Image to PDF upload my files?
No. Toolfox processes files on your own computer and works offline; your files are never uploaded.
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Updated 2026-10-18 · Toolfox v0.2.1