Convert images to PDF
Taqdeem's images-to-PDF tool is free and runs in your browser: pick JPG or PNG images, set their order, and download one PDF with tidy pages - your photos never leave your device and are never uploaded.
- Free, no signup
- Files never leave your device
- Instant, in your browser
How it works
- 1
Pick your images
Drag JPG or PNG images in - from phone or computer, up to 20.
- 2
Order them, pick the page size
Arrange the images, and choose uniform A4 pages (best for applications) or a page cut to each image.
- 3
Convert and download
Hit convert and download one file with every image as a tidy page.
From scattered photos to one presentable document
Portals and official bodies don't accept "12 photos from my phone" - they ask for one PDF. This tool turns your photographed certificates and documents into exactly that: each image becomes a uniform A4 page, centered with clean margins, so the output reads as a document, not stapled pictures. And all processing stays in your browser - photos of your personal documents are never uploaded anywhere.
When to pick A4, and when "image size"?
Pick A4 for anything submitted to an organization: certificates, documents, application attachments - uniform pages read and print predictably. Pick "image size" when the image itself is the product: a design, a long screenshot, a diagram - you get a margin-free PDF showing the image exactly as it is.
Photographed your CV? Better than converting it: import it
If the images you're converting are pages of your CV, converting makes a PDF of pictures - and ATS screening can't read pictures, so the file looks fine and silently fails. The proper fix lives in Taqdeem itself: upload the photos to the importer and AI reads them into a real, editable CV that exports as actual text any system can parse. Convert certificates here; import the CV there.
And the CV itself? Build it as real text screening systems read
Free to start, no credit card, and a real-text PDF export screening systems can read.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded to your servers?+
No - conversion runs entirely in your browser. Photos of your documents and certificates never leave your device, and we never see them.
Which formats are supported?+
JPG and PNG - the camera and screenshot formats. Detection reads the file's actual content, not its extension, so a misnamed file is caught instead of producing a broken PDF.
Do images lose quality in the output?+
No - images are embedded with their original data, no recompression. The output's size is close to the sum of your images' sizes.
I need certificates and my CV in one file - how?+
Two steps: convert the certificate photos to a PDF here, then combine it with your CV file in the merge tool - CV first, certificates after - for one complete application file.
Will ATS screening read the text inside my images?+
No - text inside an image stays an image, and screening systems can't read it. For certificates that's fine (humans review them), but your CV must be real text - import it into Taqdeem rather than converting its photos.
In what order do images appear in the file?+
The list order you see before converting - move images with the arrows until it's right; the first image in the list is page one.