Convert Image to PDF with Multiple Pages

Select All Images

Open File Explorer. Navigate to your image folder. Select all images you want (Ctrl+A or click first image, hold Shift, click last image).

Open Print Dialog

Right-click selected images → Print. Windows opens the default photo viewer with all images loaded.

Choose "Microsoft Print to PDF"

In printer dropdown, select "Microsoft Print to PDF" (built-in). Adjust layout if needed (portrait/landscape, paper size).

Save Your PDF

Click "Print". Choose save location and filename. Windows creates a multi-page PDF with all selected images.

Open First Image in Preview

Double-click the first image in your sequence. It opens in Preview (default Mac image viewer).

Show Thumbnails Sidebar

Go to View → Thumbnails (or press ⌘+⌥+2). The left sidebar shows your current image.

Drag Additional Images into Sidebar

From Finder, drag all other images into the Preview thumbnails sidebar. They appear as additional pages. Reorder by dragging thumbnails up/down.

Export as PDF

Go to File → Export as PDF. Choose save location. Done! Preview creates one multi-page PDF with all images in order.

Use Built-In Files App

Open Photos app. Select all images you want. Tap Share → Save to Files → Choose location.

Open Files App

Go to Files app → Navigate to where you saved images. Select all images (tap Select, then tap each image).

Create PDF

Tap the three dots (•••) → "Create PDF". iOS automatically combines all selected images into one PDF. Tap Share to save or send.

Create New Document

Open Microsoft Word. Create new blank document. Go to Layout → Size to set page dimensions (A4, Letter, etc.).

Insert Images

Go to Insert → Pictures → This Device. Select all images. They insert as individual pages (Word auto-creates page breaks for large images).

Adjust Each Image (Optional)

Click each image to resize, crop, or add captions. Use Picture Format tab for borders, shadows, effects. This is where Word shines—full design control.

Export as PDF

Go to File → Save As → Browse. In "Save as type" dropdown, choose "PDF (*.pdf)". Click Save. Word creates a multi-page PDF preserving all formatting.

Upload Images to Drive

If not already there, upload all images to a single Google Drive folder.

Open in Google Docs

Select first image → Right-click → Open with → Google Docs. The image opens in a new Doc.

Add More Images

In Google Docs: Insert → Image → Drive. Select all remaining images. They insert sequentially. Each large image creates its own page.

Download as PDF

Go to File → Download → PDF Document (.pdf). Google converts the Doc to PDF with all images as separate pages.

Install img2pdf Library

Open terminal/command prompt. Run: pip install img2pdf

Create Conversion Script

Save this code as images_to_pdf.py:

import img2pdf
import os
from pathlib import Path

def convert_images_to_pdf(image_folder, output_pdf):
    # Get all image files, sorted by name
    image_files = sorted([
        os.path.join(image_folder, f) 
        for f in os.listdir(image_folder) 
        if f.lower().endswith(('.png', '.jpg', '.jpeg', '.bmp', '.tiff'))
    ])
    
    if not image_files:
        print("No images found in folder!")
        return
    
    # Convert to PDF
    with open(output_pdf, "wb") as f:
        f.write(img2pdf.convert(image_files))
    
    print(f"Created PDF: {output_pdf}")
    print(f"Total pages: {len(image_files)}")

# Usage
convert_images_to_pdf("input_images", "output.pdf")
                    

Run the Script

Place images in "input_images" folder. Run: python images_to_pdf.py. Script creates "output.pdf" with all images as pages.