Combine multiple images into one PDF
Drop your images, whatever their format, and get back a single PDF where each one takes a page. Up to 20 files per conversion.
Mixed formats in one document
A folder is rarely uniform: a photo taken on a phone as JPG, a screenshot as PNG, a scan as TIFF. Morphix accepts all five image formats — PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP and TIFF — and merges them into one PDF without you having to standardise anything first.
Each image becomes a page, in the order you dropped it. The original resolution of every file is preserved, including when they differ from one image to the next.
Limits worth knowing
A conversion takes 20 files at most, each up to 50 MB. For a larger folder, work in two batches — nothing stops you merging the resulting PDFs afterwards in any ordinary PDF reader.
Very large images — an A3 scan at 600 DPI, say — produce a heavy PDF. Reducing the resolution before converting lightens the final document noticeably with no visible loss on screen.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix different formats?
Yes. PNG, JPG, WEBP, BMP and TIFF can be dropped together in the same conversion and end up in the same PDF.
How many images can I merge?
Up to 20 files per conversion, each up to 50 MB. For a larger batch, work in several passes.
What order do the pages come in?
The order in which you dropped the files. Remove an image from the list and add it back to move it before starting the conversion.