When this tool is useful
Combining a bounded set of photographed or scanned pages into one predictable PDF when searchable text and document cleanup are not required.
How local processing works
Files stay in selected or natural filename order, supported images are decoded locally, fitted or cropped onto fit, A4, or Letter pages, and the PDF is checked for one output page per accepted input.
How to use it
- Prepare a safe working copy: Keep every source unchanged and review the supported input, controls, and limits before processing. Combining a bounded set of photographed or scanned pages into one predictable PDF when searchable text and document cleanup are not required.
- Process locally: Run the documented operation in this browser and stop if an unsupported structure is reported. Files stay in selected or natural filename order, supported images are decoded locally, fitted or cropped onto fit, A4, or Letter pages, and the PDF is checked for one output page per accepted input.
- Download and verify: Check file order, page count, orientation, margins, cropped edges, readability at useful zoom, and print size, then keep the source images for any later OCR or cleanup workflow.
Important limitations
The result is image-only: no OCR or searchable text, deskewing, perspective correction, shadow removal, page detection, document cleanup, tagging, or accessibility structure is added. Cover fit can crop image edges and JPEG can be lossy.
Verify the downloaded result
Check file order, page count, orientation, margins, cropped edges, readability at useful zoom, and print size, then keep the source images for any later OCR or cleanup workflow.
Private by design
Your files stay in this browser. The tool does not upload the source or output to our servers.
Questions and answers
When is this tool useful?
Combining a bounded set of photographed or scanned pages into one predictable PDF when searchable text and document cleanup are not required.
What does the browser actually do?
Files stay in selected or natural filename order, supported images are decoded locally, fitted or cropped onto fit, A4, or Letter pages, and the PDF is checked for one output page per accepted input.
Which limits must I understand?
The result is image-only: no OCR or searchable text, deskewing, perspective correction, shadow removal, page detection, document cleanup, tagging, or accessibility structure is added. Cover fit can crop image edges and JPEG can be lossy.
How should I verify the result?
Check file order, page count, orientation, margins, cropped edges, readability at useful zoom, and print size, then keep the source images for any later OCR or cleanup workflow.