SEERSeerKits

Convert Images to PDF Online

Turn JPG, PNG, and WebP photos into a single PDF portfolio or multi-page scan. Local assembly — free for small batches, no account required.

Local Processing

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Maximum file size: 50 MB

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How to Use

How to convert images to PDF with SeerKits

  1. 1

    Add your images

    Upload JPG, PNG, or WebP files and arrange them in order.

  2. 2

    Choose page layout

    Select fit-to-page or fixed paper size for the output PDF.

  3. 3

    Create and download PDF

    Generate the document and save. Compress with PDF Compressor if you need a smaller attachment.

Need more power?

Take Image to PDF further with Seer PDF

The web tool is perfect for quick jobs. When you need bigger files, batch workflows, or pro-grade controls, continue in the Seer app ecosystem — same privacy-first approach, more headroom.

  • Larger file limits beyond the web free tier
  • Batch processing for multiple files at once
  • Advanced codec and quality options
  • Offline processing when you need it on the go
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I control page orientation and margins?
SeerKits fits each image to a standard page with sensible margins. Custom page sizes and bleed settings are available in Seer PDF.
Will photo quality be preserved?
Images embed at their native resolution unless you choose a downscale preset to reduce final PDF weight.
Can I reorder photos before creating the PDF?
Yes — drag thumbnails to arrange story order, then export one continuous document.