Images to PDF
Images to PDF builds a document from photos or scans on this device. Transparent PNGs sit on a white page, and you can reorder images before creating the file.
Privacy and offline checks
Document processing runs locally in supported PDFForge workflows. This panel is a diagnostic view; it cannot prove that no data left the device.
Observed resource activity
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Page timing and the active service worker report different surfaces and may observe the same request. Worker activity can be incomplete; WebSockets, request bodies and extensions are outside this view. The latest 60 sanitized observations stay in memory only. URLs, filenames, query strings, document content and byte counts are not recorded here.
Verify independently in DevTools
- Use a clean browser profile and synthetic documents. Open Network in DevTools and enable Preserve log.
- Prepare offline below. Switch Network to Offline, then reload the saved workspace and select a new file.
- Inspect, redact, run output checks and download. Inspect failed requests and request payloads, including worker requests. A same-site request can still transmit data.
- Inspect Application or Storage. Cache Storage should contain public app assets and setup records only. Document recovery and content telemetry are disabled; recipe settings are saved only after opt-in.
Offline readiness
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English OCR not prepared for offline use
Prepare while connected to save the workspace, tools, fonts and workers. English OCR is optional. Only public app assets are saved; documents, outputs and passwords are excluded. Browser storage can be cleared or evicted. Check saved assets before disconnecting and prepare again after an app update.
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Open saved workspaceReady for local work · One heavy job at a time in this tab
Drop PDF files here, or browse
Supports IMAGE • Up to 100 MB
Private by design. Document processing runs in this browser. PDFForge has no document upload API.
How it works
How Images to PDF works
Images to PDF builds a document from photos or scans on this device. Transparent PNGs sit on a white page, and you can reorder images before creating the file.
Guided steps
How to use Images to PDF
- 1Add JPG, JPEG, or PNG files.
- 2Reorder images if the page sequence should change.
- 3Set page size, orientation, margins, and fit.
- 4Create the PDF and download it locally.
In this tab
What stays in this browser
The file stays in this tab.
- What this tool reads
- JPG or PNG files and the page size, orientation, margins, and fit you set.
- What the download contains
- One PDF.
Questions
Images to PDF FAQs
Which image types are supported?
JPG, JPEG, and PNG. Other formats are rejected during local validation.
What happens to transparent PNG backgrounds?
Transparency is flattened onto a white page so printers and viewers show a predictable background.
Can I keep each image’s original pixel size?
Yes. Choose original-size layout when you do not want A4 or Letter fitting.
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