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Photos & Graphics to PDF Toolkit

Normalize iPhone photos and vector graphics into JPG, combine them into one PDF, then pull pages back out as images when you need them.

Best for
Anyone assembling phone photos, scans, or logos into a single PDF to share, print, or archive.
Expected outcome
One shareable PDF built from JPG-only sources, plus a way to extract any page back out as a compact JPG or lossless PNG.

Run the tools in this order

  1. 1

    Normalize iPhone photos

    Convert HEIC exports to JPG so they open everywhere and can be combined in the next step.

    Open tool
  2. 2

    Rasterize vector graphics

    Turn a logo or vector graphic into a PNG at the exact pixel size it needs before it joins the photos.

    Open tool
  3. 3

    Match the required format

    JPG to PDF only accepts .jpg/.jpeg files, so convert any PNGs, including ones from the previous step, before combining.

    Open tool
  4. 4

    Combine into one PDF

    Select the JPG files in your intended reading order and generate a single PDF to share, print, or archive.

    Open tool
  5. 5

    Extract a page back out

    Pull a specific page back out as a compact JPG for sharing, or use PDF to PNG when you need transparency or lossless quality instead.

    Open tool

Checks before you finish

  • JPG to PDF only accepts .jpg/.jpeg — convert PNG and SVG sources first or the upload will be rejected.
  • There is no reorder control after upload — select or drop the JPG files in the exact page order you want before converting.
  • Use PDF to PNG instead of PDF to JPG when an extracted page needs transparency or lossless quality.
  • Keep the original photos and graphics until the recipient confirms the combined PDF opens correctly.