Convert images to a PDF under 2 MB

How it works

1. 1Add your images — everything processes locally in your browser, nothing is uploaded anywhere.
2. 2Arrange them in order, then convert to a single PDF, targeting under 2MB by compressing each image before it's placed on the page.
3. 3Download the finished PDF and confirm it opens correctly before submitting.

When you need this

Application forms and portals often ask for a single PDF, not loose photos. Combine a scanned CIN, a diploma or receipts into one PDF — and cap it under the upload limit — so it's accepted the first time.

Frequently asked questions

Why would I need the combined PDF under 2MB specifically?

2MB is a common upload cap for job portals, visa applications, and email attachments — this version compresses each image as part of the conversion so the whole PDF clears that limit in one step, instead of compressing images separately first.

Will keeping it under 2MB make the images look bad?

Usually not — 2MB is generous enough for several photos to stay clearly legible. If the total is genuinely too large for the target, dimensions are downscaled slightly as a last resort.

How many images can I combine and still stay under 2MB?

It depends on the images, but a handful of typical smartphone photos (scanned documents, ID pages) usually fits comfortably — the tool compresses each one during conversion to make the total fit.

Are my images uploaded anywhere?

No. The whole conversion and compression happens in your browser. Nothing is sent to a server.

Is this free to use?

Yes — no account, no watermark, no limit on how many times you use it.

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