Need to send several photos or scanned pages as one file? A PDF is the tidy way to do it, the recipient gets a single document they can view, print or store, instead of a pile of loose images. Here's how.
Need the opposite, pulling the pages of a PDF out as separate image files? Use the PDF → Images tool, which renders each page to a high-resolution PNG or JPG and hands them back as a ZIP. Handy when you want to post a single page as a picture, or reuse a chart from a report.
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The pages follow the order in which the images are listed. Rename your files with numbers at the start (01, 02, 03) before adding them, or add them one by one in the right order. Check the result once to make sure nothing is upside down or out of sequence.
Each photo from a modern phone can be several megabytes, and the PDF contains all of them. Resize and compress the pictures first. About 1600 pixels on the long side is usually enough for readable text, and it keeps a ten page PDF well under 5 MB.
Yes, but rotate the images so each one is the right way up before you convert. Mixed orientation is fine for receipts and photos, though a consistent orientation looks tidier for an official document.
No. An image in a PDF is still just a picture. To make scanned text searchable you need OCR software. For most uses, such as sending a signed form or an address proof, a clear picture is perfectly acceptable.
Use whichever is smaller while staying readable. Photographed pages are normally smaller as JPG. Screenshots of documents with sharp text often look better as PNG.