Merge PDFs with Images - Free Online Browser Tool
Combine PDFs alongside JPG/PNG image files into one document.
Scanned ID cards, passport copies, signed forms photographed on a phone and reference screenshots often need to live in the same document as the paperwork they belong to. This tool accepts PDFs and images in one queue and normalises each one to a proper PDF page.
This merge pdfs with images utility runs completely inside your web browser. Your document is opened locally and processed on your own device using JavaScript and WebAssembly, so your file is never uploaded to any server. There is no signup, no watermark and no limit on how many documents you can handle.
- 100% client-side - files never leave your device
- Instant processing, no upload wait
- Works on desktop, tablet and mobile
- Free forever, no account required
Common next steps: Merge PDFs, Batch Images to PDF, PDF to JPG.
How to Use the Merge PDFs with Images Tool
Four steps, and the whole thing runs locally on your own device.
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Drop in PDFs and images together
Add PDF files plus JPG, PNG or WebP images in a single drop. Images are converted to PDF pages automatically, using their own pixel dimensions.
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Order the mixed queue
Each entry appears as a chip regardless of type. Drag to interleave them however you want — a photo can sit between two contract pages as easily as after them.
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Apply orientation fixes if needed
Photos are often captured sideways. Rotate any image chip before merging so the output reads correctly.
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Merge and download
Press Merge to produce one document containing every PDF and image page in queue order.
Frequently Asked Questions
How are image pages sized on the output PDF?
Each image is placed on a page matching its own proportions at 72 dpi, so it fills the page without stretching or cropping.
Do transparent PNGs keep their transparency?
PDF pages have no transparency of their own, so transparent areas are composited onto a white background rather than left blank.
Can I drop a folder of mixed files at once?
Yes — selecting or dropping multiple items at once queues everything together, and unsupported file types are listed so you know what was skipped.
Will the images be re-compressed and look worse?
No. Images are embedded as-is, so there is no additional lossy compression pass and no visible generational loss.
Does this convert images with OCR so their text becomes searchable?
No. Use Document Scan to B&W PDF first if you need searchable text, then merge the cleaned result with your other files.