All-in-One Photo & PDF Tools - 7 Tools

You can select JPG and PNG images from your device. Each selected image becomes one page in the output PDF, in the order shown in the file list.

Yes. Select multiple images at once or add them one by one. You can reorder or remove files in the list before converting. Clicking Convert to PDF creates a single PDF containing all listed images, one image per page.

Each page is sized to match the image it contains, so the PDF preserves the original dimensions and proportions of every picture. There is no cropping or stretching.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser on your device. Your images are not sent to any server, and the PDF is created locally before you download it.

PDF pages embed the image data plus document structure, so the combined file can be larger than any single image. If the result is too large for your needs, use the PDF Compressor tab to reduce it, or convert fewer images at a time.

JPG files are usually much smaller than PNG files and are accepted by more application portals and upload forms. Converting is useful when a website asks for a JPG photo or sets a small file-size limit.

JPG does not support transparency. Transparent areas are filled with the background color you choose before converting — white is the default and is what most application portals expect for photos and signatures.

JPG uses lossy compression, so some fine detail can soften, especially at lower quality settings. Use the quality slider to balance file size and clarity, and check the preview before downloading.

No. The JPG keeps the same width and height in pixels as the original PNG. Only the file format and compression change.

No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser on your device. Your image is not sent anywhere, and the JPG is created locally before you download it.

You can add multiple PDF files and combine them into one document. The practical limit depends on your device's memory, since merging runs entirely in your browser. For very large documents, merge a few files at a time.

Pages are added in the order the files appear in the list. You can reorder the files before merging, and remove any file you do not want to include. The first file's pages come first in the merged PDF.

No. Merging copies the original pages into a new combined document without re-compressing them. Text stays selectable and images keep their original quality.

Protected files may fail to load. If a PDF is password-protected or restricted, remove the protection with the document owner's permission before merging, or leave that file out of the list.

No. Merging runs entirely in your browser on your device. Your documents are not sent to any server, and the combined PDF is created locally before you download it.

Some application portals set maximum and minimum file-size limits to standardize uploaded images. The exact requirement depends on the exam, application, and current notification. A photo that exceeds the permitted size may be rejected during upload. Always check the official instructions before resizing and submitting your photo.

Compression can reduce image detail, especially at low quality settings. Review the preview carefully and use a clear original image. If your face or signature looks blurry, try a clearer source image or a higher permitted file-size limit. Do not submit an output that makes important details difficult to recognize.

Image processing runs in your browser on your device. This standalone page contains no image-upload endpoint or external API. Your browser and device still control local file access and downloads. For privacy, use the tool on a device you trust and save the output to a folder you can find again.

JPEG compression works in steps and file size depends on image detail. This tool selects the closest result it can find; it cannot promise an exact byte count from quality adjustment alone. The selected KB value is a maximum limit, not a request to make every image exactly that size. If the result does not meet the portal's rules, try a different target or source image and check the downloaded file size.

It depends on the application. This tool exports a 140 × 60 pixel JPEG with a white background and lets you choose a maximum between 10KB and 50KB. Application portals may specify their own dimensions, file-size range, and background requirements. Check the current official instructions and confirm that both the dimensions and file size are accepted before submitting your signature.

Choose one of four options from the Photo Type dropdown: Passport 35 × 45 mm (413 × 531 pixels), Passport 35 × 35 mm (413 × 413 pixels), Aadhaar 200 × 230 pixels, or Aadhaar 213 × 312 pixels. Always check the current instructions for the application you are preparing the photo for.

Yes. Select the required passport photo type and choose the available maximum file-size option, Under 20 KB or Under 50 KB. The tool attempts to keep the JPG within the selected limit. Check the final file size and the application’s current rules before submitting it.

Fill frame fills the selected dimensions but may crop the edges of the original photo. Fit whole photo keeps the entire image visible and may leave blank space around it. Review the preview and choose the option that best matches the application’s photo instructions.

You can select a JPG or PNG image from your device. The resized output is created as a JPG file with the dimensions for the selected photo type.

The photo-resizing feature processes your image locally in your browser; it does not send the image to a server. Your browser and device still control local file access and downloads. Keep your original photo on your device if you may need it again.

No. This is an independent photo-preparation tool and is not an official government, passport, or UIDAI service. Photo dimensions, file-size limits, background rules, and other requirements can vary. Check the current official instructions before using the downloaded photo.

Some application portals set a maximum file size for a scanned signature. This tool lets you choose a maximum between 10KB and 50KB. A signature that exceeds the permitted limit may be rejected during upload. Check the latest official instructions, then select a maximum that fits the portal's rules before resizing your signature.

The signature output is 140 × 60 pixels with a white background. A portal may specify different dimensions or proportions, so verify its current rules before using the file. If the required dimensions differ, do not submit this output; use a tool or workflow that can create the dimensions requested by the portal.

Reducing dimensions and JPEG file size can reduce detail. Start with a clear, dark signature on a plain background and review the preview at a readable size. If the lines look faint or blurry, try a cleaner scan or a higher permitted maximum file size. Do not use an output that makes your signature difficult to read.

The standalone tool is designed to process the selected image locally in your browser. Its resizing code does not intentionally upload the signature to an image-processing server. If the website owner adds other third-party services, review the site's privacy policy for their actual data practices. You can use the file after saving the HTML page to your device.

The tool attempts to create an output at or below the selected maximum, but the result depends on the source image and browser compression. Try a clearer, simpler scan or select a higher allowed maximum if the portal permits it. Resize again and check the final file size before downloading. Do not assume the file is accepted until it meets all official requirements, including dimensions and image clarity.

Choose the PDF Compressor tab, upload your PDF, select Under 100KB, and click Compress PDF. When processing finishes, check the compressed size and download the result if it meets the target. The final size depends on the original document, page count, images, and compression settings; not every PDF can be reduced below 100KB.

No. Under 100KB is a target, not a guaranteed result. Image-heavy PDFs, long documents, and pages with detailed graphics may remain larger. If the output exceeds the selected limit, try a higher limit if the receiving website permits it, or use a stronger compression method while checking the document remains readable.

It can. This tool may convert PDF pages into compressed images to reduce file size. That can soften small text or fine lines, and text may no longer be selectable or searchable. Always open the downloaded PDF and inspect every page at a readable zoom level before submitting or sharing it.

The tool is designed to process your selected PDF locally in your browser rather than upload the document to a compression server. However, the required PDF libraries are loaded from the internet, so an internet connection is needed to load those libraries. Avoid using a shared or untrusted device for confidential documents.

Yes. Choose Under 200KB or Under 500KB before clicking Compress PDF. You can also select Custom and enter a maximum size. Select a limit that is accepted by the website or service where you plan to submit the PDF, then confirm the actual output size after compression.

The result depends on the original PDF's page count, images, graphics, and content. Some files cannot be reduced enough without sacrificing readability. The tool should report the actual output size rather than claim the target was reached. If the file remains too large, choose a higher permitted target or use another compression method and verify the final document.

Not necessarily. Image-based compression can turn each page into an image, so text may no longer be selectable, searchable, or accessible to screen readers. If searchable text or accessibility is important, keep the original PDF or use a compression method that preserves the document's text layer.