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Merge PDF and Images

Combine a household PDF with photos of receipts or letters into one file, in the order you choose. PDF pages stay unchanged; each JPG or PNG adds a page.

Two three-page PDFs with a PNG image between them. The merged PDF should have seven pages; page 4 is the image, sized 1000 x 600.

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Local limits: Max total size: 60 MB / Max images: 40

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A practical guide

Keep the paperwork and photos together.

  1. Choose PDFs and JPG or PNG images together.
  2. Arrange the list; each image becomes one page sized to the image.
  3. Merge and check that pages follow the list order.

Try this example

Put a two-page warranty PDF first, then a JPG photo of the receipt. The result has three pages and the receipt photo is page 3.

Before

  • report.pdf
  • photo.png
  • appendix.pdf

After

  • One PDF in that order
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Images are placed at their pixel size (1 px = 1 pt), with no margin or resizing. JPG and PNG only; up to 40 images, 16 MP each and 60 MB in total. PDF pages are copied unchanged.

Review the page order
What you get

Combine PDFs and JPG or PNG images into one PDF in the order you set. Each image becomes one page sized to the image.

Limits and important details

Local limits: Max total size: 60 MB / Max images: 40

Example

Order a three-page PDF, a PNG image and another PDF, then merge. The result keeps that order and the image becomes one page sized to the image. HEIC, WebP and TIFF are not accepted here.