Convert photos to PDF on iPhone
Pick photos from your library, put them in order and save one PDF to the Files app — right here in Safari, no app to install.
How to convert photos to PDF on iPhone
Tap “Choose images”
Choose Photo Library, select the photos (tap each one in the order you want), then tap Add.
Check the order
Drag the thumbnails to fix the order. Pick A4 or Letter if you will print it.
Convert and save
Tap Convert, then Download. Choose “Save to Files” or share it straight to Mail or WhatsApp.
The built-in way (no website needed)
iPhone can make a PDF on its own, and it works well for a quick one-off:
- In Photos, select your pictures and tap Share.
- Tap Print, then spread two fingers on the preview to open it as a PDF.
- Tap Share again and choose Save to Files.
Alternatively, in the Files app, select images, tap the ••• menu and choose Create PDF. Both are fine — use this page when you want to control page size, margins and order, or want everything on Letter/A4 pages for printing.
Why people use Photos to PDF on iPhone
“Submit your worksheet as one PDF.”
Photograph every page, convert, and upload to Google Classroom or Canvas.
“Send the receipts to accounting.”
Turn receipt photos into one PDF and email it from your phone.
“Sign it and send a copy back.”
Photograph the signed pages and return them as a single PDF.
Everything stays on your iPhone
The PDF is assembled by Safari on your phone. Your photos are not uploaded to any server — try it in Airplane Mode after the page has loaded and it still works.
No app, no account
Works in Safari on any recent iPhone or iPad.
HEIC handled
Safari converts iPhone photos to JPG automatically when you pick them.
Print-ready pages
A4 or Letter with margins — or one page per photo.
Works offline
Once loaded, the page works in Airplane Mode.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to convert HEIC photos first?
No. When you choose photos in Safari, iOS hands them over as JPG automatically.
Where is the PDF saved?
After tapping Download, Safari shows the file — tap Share and Save to Files, or open Downloads in the Files app.
How do I keep the photos in the right order?
Tap the photos in the order you want when selecting them, then drag the thumbnails to fine-tune before you convert.
The PDF is too big to email.
Open Compress PDF and choose a target size such as 5 MB — it works on iPhone too.
Are my files uploaded anywhere?
No. Your files are opened and processed by code running in this browser tab. Nothing is sent to a server — you can confirm it in your browser’s Network panel, or by turning off Wi-Fi after the page loads.
Is it really free?
Yes. No daily limits, no sign-up and no watermark. Because the work happens on your device, it costs us nothing to run — the site is supported by unobtrusive ads.