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Add JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC photos and turn them into a PDF in the current browser session.

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Answer

Add JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC photos and turn them into a PDF in the current browser session. Choose a file from your device. Pick the settings that fit the task. Process locally and download the result. Prepare files for upload limits. Clean up documents before submission. Yes. Normal PDFStay tools run in the browser, so files stay on your device.

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Product facts

  • This page describes a three-step workflow: Choose a file from your device. Pick the settings that fit the task. Process locally and download the result. PDFStay page
  • The browser processing path uses PDF.js and pdf-lib. PDF.js · pdf-lib
  • Normal processing stays in the browser session unless a future cloud feature clearly asks for upload. PDFStay privacy policy
  • Input: JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC images; output: one PDF. PDFStay reproducible tool check
  • Free supports up to 10 images with default page settings; custom page size, margins, fit mode, and JPEG quality are Pro. PDFStay reproducible tool check

At a glance

Supported inputJPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC images PDFStay reproducible tool check
Outputone PDF. PDFStay reproducible tool check
Free / Pro boundaryFree supports up to 10 images with default page settings; custom page size, margins, fit mode, and JPEG quality are Pro. PDFStay reproducible tool check
Check methodChoose two images using default page settings and export one PDF. PDFStay reproducible tool check
Output checkThe output is one readable PDF containing the selected images. PDFStay reproducible tool check
Known boundaryThe check uses non-sensitive raster fixtures and does not claim support for every browser image decoder. PDFStay reproducible tool check

Sources

Last updated: 2026-07-12

How it works

  1. Choose a file from your device.
  2. Pick the settings that fit the task.
  3. Process locally and download the result.

Privacy / no upload

Normal PDFStay tools process files in the current browser session. Files stay on your device unless a future cloud feature clearly asks for upload.

Common use cases

  • Prepare files for upload limits.
  • Clean up documents before submission.
  • Keep sensitive PDFs in your browser session.

FAQ

Can I use this without upload?

Yes. Normal PDFStay tools run in the browser, so files stay on your device.