Scan to PDF
Convert scanned images to PDF
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Max file size: 50 MB
Drag to reorder · ↻ to rotate · × to delete
All pages removed — at least one must remain.
Dashed boxes mark text detected on this page — click one to edit it. Edited text covers the original when you save.
Page / — drag your signature to move it, use the corner handles to resize, the top handle to rotate · applies to all pages · applies to this page only
pages · Red dot shows where the number will appear
pages · Dot shows watermark position
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Upload exactly 2 PDFs: the first is the original, the second is the modified version.
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How to use Scan to PDF
Upload
Select or drag & drop your file into the upload area above.
Configure
Adjust any settings shown in the options panel.
Download
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Frequently Asked Questions
About Scan to PDF
This uses the same page-per-image engine as JPG to PDF, framed for scanned documents: each image becomes its own PDF page sized to that image's exact pixel dimensions. If every scan in your batch is the same size — typical when they all come from the same scanner or app — the resulting document comes out uniform automatically, with no page-size setting to configure.
JPG and PNG are fully supported; other formats your browser lets you select through the upload dialog will generally work too. This tool only assembles images into a PDF — it does not run any text recognition, so the result is an image-based document. For a version where the text is searchable and selectable, run OCR PDF on the output afterward.
Key Features
- Each page is sized to exactly match its source image — a batch of same-size scans comes out as a uniform document
- No fixed limit on the number of images — each individual file just needs to be under 50 MB
- Drag-to-reorder pages before converting — the PDF follows your arrangement
- Images embedded at their original resolution, with no re-encoding
- JPG and PNG fully supported, plus other formats your browser can select
Tips for Best Results
- 1 Scan at 300 DPI for a good balance of document quality and output file size; 600 DPI is only needed for archival-grade originals with very fine detail.
- 2 After creating the PDF, run OCR PDF on it to make the scanned text fully searchable, selectable, and copyable.
- 3 Use Compress PDF on the result to reduce large scan PDFs to email-friendly sizes without visible quality loss.
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