Local Windows utility
Image to PDF
Turn photos and scans into a proper document. Convert each image to its own PDF, or merge a whole folder into one file in the order you choose — with the rotation from the photo's own EXIF data honoured, so scans land the right way up.
Finished PDFs land in your Converted folder.
What you can do with it
Handy things people use Image to PDF for
A few real-world jobs it makes quick — you'll find plenty more.
- Merge a stack of scanned receipts into one PDF to send off.
- Turn iPhone HEIC photos into a PDF that opens anywhere.
- Combine phone photos of a signed form into a single document.
- Assemble a folder of screenshots into one file for a report.
What it does
Everything Image to PDF handles
A focused set of jobs, each done well — and nothing that phones home.
Six image formats
PNG, JPG, HEIC, WebP, TIFF and BMP — including the HEIC files an iPhone produces by default.
Merge or split
One PDF per image, or the whole selection combined into a single document in the order you set.
Rotation that's right
Photos carry an EXIF orientation flag that plenty of tools ignore. BizTray reads it, so sideways scans do not arrive sideways.
Folders, not files
Point it at your scanner's output folder and let it work through everything, however many there are.
How it works
From file to finished in a few clicks
- 1
Drop your images in
Individually, as a selection, or a whole folder at once.
- 2
Choose merged or separate
One document containing everything, or one PDF per image. Drag to reorder before you commit.
- 3
Convert
The images are decoded and embedded locally. Nothing is uploaded and nothing is re-compressed behind your back.
Under the hood
The engines, named plainly
The engines, named plainly.
- Image decoding
- sharp — decode and EXIF orientation; HEIC via the OS decoder
- PDF assembly
- pdfcpu — embeds the images
- Input
- png · jpg · heic · webp · tiff · bmp
- Output
- PDF — single or merged
- Platform
- Windows 10/11 (x64) — runs fully on your machine
HEIC decoding uses the codec Windows itself provides. On a machine without the HEIF extensions installed, HEIC files may not open — every other format works regardless.
The rest of the belt
More tools in the tray
Questions
Image to PDF, answered
Add Image to PDF to your tray
Image to PDF ships inside BizTray alongside the rest of the toolkit — one small download, no account, no quota.