One selected image becomes one PDF page
The displayed list controls page order. Use Move up, Move down, or Remove before creating the document. Match-image pages use the source pixel proportions at a conventional 96-pixel-per-inch conversion, while Letter and A4 use fixed physical page sizes. Orientation and margin settings are applied separately to every page, and each image is scaled to fit without cropping.
Image pixels remain images
JPEG bytes and PNG pixels are embedded locally with the bundled PDF component. This tool does not perform optical character recognition, add searchable text, reconstruct document structure, detect reading order, or make a scan accessible. A PDF made from photographs remains a collection of image pages even when the source visibly contains words.
Private processing still uses device memory
Selected files and the generated PDF remain in the current browser and are not intentionally uploaded to Gypes. Large, high-resolution batches require substantial memory, especially on phones. The page therefore limits count, total bytes, source dimensions, and pixels. Keep the original images because PDF creation is not an archival or backup workflow.
Review page order, orientation, margins, legibility, and file size in the downloaded PDF before sharing or printing it. Do not convert or distribute images unless you have the necessary rights and permission, especially for confidential, copyrighted, medical, legal, or identity documents.