Turn JPG or PNG images into one PDF

A PDF is useful when several images need to travel as one document. Batchmint places each selected JPG or PNG on its own portrait page, centered and scaled to fit while keeping the image proportions.

Put pages in reading order

1. Choose the JPG and PNG files you want to include.
2. Arrange them in the order they should appear in the PDF.
3. Export, then review the page sequence and image edges.

If filenames already sort in the intended order, number them with leading zeroes—for example page-01.jpg and page-02.jpg—before selecting the batch. Confirm the order in the tool because file-picker order can differ between devices.

Check image size and readability

Each source image must be under 40 megapixels. The conversion fits it inside the page rather than cropping it, which can leave white space around wide or square images. Small images remain small on the page; enlarging them can make details look soft.

Review before sending

• Check that every expected image has a page.
• Look for sideways pages, clipped edges and tiny text.
• Keep an original copy. This workflow does not add searchable text to a page image; run OCR separately if you need recognized text.

Images are converted in your browser. Only JPG and PNG are accepted for this PDF tool. WebP can be converted to another image format first with the image converter.