Turn one or more images into a printable PDF using your browser’s print function.
Select one or more images. Each appears on its own page, sized to fit.
This arranges one or more images, one per page, and uses your browser's built-in print function to let you save the result as a PDF — every modern browser's print dialog includes a "Save as PDF" destination, so no separate PDF library or upload is needed.
Select multiple images and they'll be added in the order you selected them, each sized to fit the page while keeping its original proportions. Use the browser's print preview to check page breaks and margins before saving, and adjust paper size or margins in the print dialog itself if needed — those settings are controlled by your browser, not this tool.
This produces a straightforward image-per-page PDF, not an OCR-searchable document — the pages are images, so text within them isn't selectable or searchable in the resulting PDF.
Not in this version — they appear in the order your file picker returns them, which is usually the order you selected them in. Re-select if you need a different order.
No — each page is an image, not OCR-processed text, so any text visible in the photos isn’t selectable or searchable in the resulting PDF.
Yes, through your browser’s print dialog (which opens when you click Print / Save as PDF) — paper size and margins are standard browser print settings, not controlled by this tool directly.