Convert JPG and PNG images to a single PDF online for free. Combine photos, screenshots, or scans into one tidy multi-page document that is easy to email, print, or upload to a form — no installation and no signup required.
Every image becomes its own A4 page. FilZap centres each one and scales it down proportionally until it fits the page, so nothing is cropped, squashed, or stretched. Images smaller than the page are never blown up, which keeps a small screenshot looking crisp rather than blurry and pixelated. Both portrait and landscape photos are handled without you choosing an orientation.
Pages appear in the order you add the files, so the sequence is entirely under your control — useful when you are assembling a multi-page scan of a passport, a signed contract, or a set of receipts that has to stay in order. If the order matters, add the files one at a time rather than selecting them all at once, since operating systems do not always hand over a multi-selection alphabetically.
Most upload forms, visa portals, and expense systems accept a single PDF but reject a folder of photos. A PDF also holds its page order, opens identically on every device, and prints predictably. Transparent PNGs are flattened onto a white background during conversion so they print as you would expect instead of turning black in some viewers.
Yes. Add several JPG or PNG files and FilZap packages them into a single multi-page PDF, one image per page, in the order you upload them.
Both JPG/JPEG and PNG images are supported, up to 25 MB. Transparent areas in a PNG are flattened onto white so the printed result matches what you see.
Your images are embedded at their original resolution. Large photos are scaled down only to fit an A4 page, and small images are never upscaled, so nothing becomes artificially blurry.
Pages follow the order in which you add the files. For an exact sequence, add images one at a time — a bulk selection is not always passed along in alphabetical order by your operating system.
Every page is A4, the standard size for documents and forms worldwide, with each image centred on it.
Not directly — this tool takes JPG and PNG. Run your photos through the HEIC to JPG converter first, then bring the JPGs back here to build your PDF.