Feature
Combine PDFs and Images Into One PDF
To combine PDFs and images into one PDF, open PacketPDF in your browser, add your PDF files and photos, arrange the pages in order, rotate any sideways scans, and export one clean PDF. You do not need an existing PDF to start, and no files are uploaded during packet building.
Combine photos into one PDF
You do not need an existing PDF to begin. Add JPG or JPEG photos from your phone camera, PNG screenshots, or WebP images, and PacketPDF turns each one into a page in the packet. The final export is a standard PDF you can email, upload to a portal, or file.
- Combine 2 images into a PDF, or as many photos as you need.
- Mix phone photos with scans, screenshots, and existing PDFs.
- No account required to start building.
How to combine photos and PDFs into one PDF
The workflow is the same whether you start with photos, PDFs, or a mix of both.
- Open PacketPDF in your browser — no installation or login to start.
- Choose your files: PDF, JPG, JPEG, PNG, or WebP from your device.
- Arrange the pages in the order you want and rotate any sideways images.
- Export one PDF that downloads directly to your device.
Mixing photos and PDFs in one packet
When a packet needs both a PDF (a form, contract, or signed letter) and photos (receipts, ID copies, or phone scans), load them together in the same session. PacketPDF treats each image as a page, so you can arrange photos alongside PDF pages freely — two files or twenty use the same workflow.
Accepted file formats
PacketPDF accepts PDF documents plus JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images, with no page count or file-size caps. Everything is free and runs in your browser.
- JPG and JPEG — standard phone camera output.
- PNG — screenshots and downloaded images.
- WebP — web-sourced images.
- PDF — existing documents to mix in.
Choose files and start