2026-09-08
Turning a batch of photos or scanned images into one shareable PDF is a common enough task — submitting scanned documents, compiling a photo set — that it's worth knowing which tools let you reorder images before combining them, and which just process them in upload order.
| Tool | Reorder images before converting | Multiple images per PDF | Runs fully in your browser | Account required |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| iLoveDevTools | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| iLovePDF | Yes | Yes | No (server upload) | No for basic use |
JPG to PDF lets you drop in multiple images, drag them into the order you want, and combine them into a single downloadable PDF — done entirely client-side, which matters when the images are scanned IDs, receipts, or anything else personal.
A well-established, easy-to-use option with a comparable reorder-before-convert flow. Files are uploaded to their servers to generate the PDF, and free-tier limits apply for heavier use.
For combining personal or sensitive images without an upload step, iLoveDevTools is the safer default. Either tool handles the basic conversion well.