Open an image ZIP and combine its JPG, PNG and WebP files into one PDF.
Images are sorted naturally by folder and filename
This is useful when scans, receipts, manga pages or document photos are delivered as a ZIP. Hidden system files are ignored, and image names such as page-2 and page-10 are sorted in natural order.
Settings, real-world decisions, release checks and limitations.
Convert an image archive into one PDF. The tool finds supported images inside the ZIP, sorts them by path and filename, and creates a PDF in that natural order.
This workflow is useful for scanned-page archives, comic or illustration folders and photo collections. Clear numeric filenames such as 001, 002 and 003 help ensure the expected page order.
| Setting or choice | Choose it when | Trade-off |
|---|---|---|
| Image order | Natural filename order for page-1, page-2, page-10 | Ambiguous names can still produce unintended order |
| Match image | Preserve each source proportion | Pages can have mixed dimensions |
| A4 / Letter | Create a consistent document | Adds margins or scaling |
| Margin | Protect content near edges | Reduces image area |
Open the ZIP list and check that it contains supported image files.
Rename files with clear numeric order before creating the archive when possible.
Choose matched pages for preservation or A4/Letter for submission.
Open the PDF and verify page sequence, orientation and edge visibility.
Rename images with zero-padded or clear numeric filenames, then recreate the ZIP.
Convert unsupported formats to JPG/PNG/WebP before archiving.
Compress or resize the images first.
Yes. Images are sorted by path and filename.
It is intended for supported images, not Word or nested PDF conversion.
They are rendered onto the PDF page background.
Encrypted archives may not open.
Choose A4 or Letter instead of Match each image.