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Auto Fit
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Turn photos of documents — taken with a phone camera or scanner app — into a single tidy PDF, with each photo automatically fitted to its own full page.
How It Works
How Scan to PDF (Photos to PDF) Works
Each uploaded image (JPG, PNG, GIF, or WEBP) is analyzed to determine its width and height; GIF and WEBP files are first converted to JPEG using PHP's GD library so every image can be embedded consistently.
The tool builds an A4 PDF page-by-page with FPDF, choosing portrait or landscape orientation automatically based on whether each photo is taller or wider than it is tall, then scales the image proportionally so it fills as much of the page as possible without cropping or distortion.
Every processed image becomes exactly one page, added to the PDF in the order the files were uploaded, so a batch of document photos becomes one continuous scanned-style PDF.
Worked Example
See It In Action
Uploading 8 photos of a paper form taken with a phone camera — some in portrait, one accidentally in landscape — produces a single 8-page A4 PDF where each page automatically matches the orientation of its source photo and the image is centered and scaled to fill the page.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What image formats can I upload?
JPG, PNG, GIF, and WEBP are all supported. GIF and WEBP files are automatically converted to JPEG on the server before being placed into the PDF.
How many photos can I combine into one PDF?
Up to 50 images per batch, each individually limited to 20 MB, are combined into a single multi-page PDF in upload order.
Does this tool improve blurry or crooked scans?
No — it places each photo onto its own page as-is, scaled to fit; it doesn't straighten, crop, or sharpen the image. For best results, use a document-scanning camera app before uploading.
