SKSolveKit

Files never leave this device

Images to document

Turn JPG and PNG images into one ordered PDF.

Add several images, put them in order, and choose page size, orientation and margins — one image per page, exported as a single PDF on this device.

Reading files…

What it solves

Loose photos become one document, in your order.

This tool takes several JPG or PNG images and builds one PDF with one image per page. You decide the order — move any image earlier or later, or remove it — and how the pages are laid out: page size matching each image or fixed A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, with no, small or large margins. The images are read and composed on this device.

Each image lands on its own page as a picture: the PDF will not contain selectable text. To make scanned text searchable, run the OCR tool on the result.

Common uses

01

Get under an attachment limit

Shrink a heavy scan until it fits an email or upload limit, checking the exact size before sending.

02

Turn photos into one document

Package phone photos of receipts or paperwork as a single ordered PDF that is easy to share.

03

Use pages where only images work

Export PDF pages as JPG or PNG for slides, websites or systems that do not accept documents.

Quick instructions

From one format to the other, without leaving the browser.

  1. 01Open the PDF or the images the task starts from; everything is read on this device.
  2. 02Adjust the options for the job — quality level, page size and margins, or output format.
  3. 03Run the conversion; each result is produced from the document's real appearance.
  4. 04Check what the tool reports — sizes before and after, or the images produced — before anything is saved.
  5. 05Download the result. The original file on your device stays untouched.

Limits worth knowing

Honest before the download.

  • 01

    Compression re-renders every page as an image, so text in the compressed copy can no longer be selected or searched. Keep the original if you need live text.

  • 02

    These conversions are one-way: a page turned into an image does not turn back into editable text or vector content.

  • 03

    Every run creates a new download; the source file on the device is never overwritten.

  • 04

    Very large or image-heavy files are limited by this device's memory. The tool warns before attempting something the browser cannot hold.

Frequent questions

JPG to PDF — FAQ.

01Does this tool upload my files?

No. The files are read and converted in the browser on this device. Nothing is sent to a server, and no account is needed.

02Will the converted copy look like the original?

Yes. Pages are rendered with the same engine the preview uses, so what you see on screen is what the exported file contains.

03Is the original file changed?

No. Every conversion produces a new download. Keep the original until you have checked the exported copy.

04Can I turn the result back afterwards?

Not into what it was. Once a page has been rendered as an image, the selectable text and vector content are gone from that copy — which is why the original should be kept.

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