iPhone PDF guide

How to Convert Images to PDF on iPhone

Package photos, screenshots, scans, and other images into one organized PDF from your iPhone or iPad.

Quick answer

Import the desired images, arrange them in reading order, correct rotation and framing, and export the set as a PDF.

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Collect the final images

    Review the photo library and remove duplicates or blurred versions before starting.

  2. Open image to PDF

    Choose the image conversion option in PDF Scanner.

  3. Import in a logical order

    Select images and arrange them so the finished PDF tells a clear story.

  4. Correct each page

    Rotate sideways content and check that text remains legible at normal zoom.

  5. Create the PDF

    Convert the images and review the resulting page count and sequence.

  6. Save or share

    Rename the PDF, store it in the intended folder, or send it through the required app.

Tips for a better result

  • Use consistent portrait or landscape orientation when possible.
  • Avoid including private photos when selecting many images at once.
  • Choose a filename that describes the complete set, not only the first image.

Use PDF Scanner on iPhone or iPad

The app combines this workflow with scanning, OCR, conversion, page tools, compression, and signing. Feature names and screen labels can change between versions.

View on the App Store

Frequently asked questions

Which images can I turn into PDF?

The App Store listing describes photos, images, JPG, and PNG workflows.

Can screenshots be converted to PDF?

Yes. Screenshots are images and can be selected for an image-to-PDF conversion.

Can I change page order?

Arrange the selected images before export so the PDF pages appear in the correct order.