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Images to PDF

Add images and arrange their page order.

Drop image · PDF files hereProcess many files at once
No upload · processed on this device

Making a game?

Nerulio is a 2D game asset studio first: draw pixel art, cut sprite sheets into animations, pack texture atlases, check autotile tilesets and export them for Godot, Unity, Phaser and other engines. It runs in your browser; files stay on your device.

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Images to PDF

Add images and arrange their page order.

How it works

  1. Open the source file
  2. Choose the processing mode and settings
  3. Run, inspect the result and download

Supported formats

JPG / PNG / WebP → PDF — Input decoding and output encoding depend on browser support.

What this tool does

Place source images on PDF pages in order.

Implementation and verified quality

basic · pdf-lib image embedding. Quality qualification is in progress. Pro/Flagship quality has not been established.

Before you export

Preserve mode retains native text, search and vectors; signatures are not retained. Font trimming drops the outlines of glyphs the document does not draw, and grayscale and raster mode are irreversible — raster mode removes searchable text. A forgotten password cannot be recovered, and unknown passwords are never guessed. The writer still parses full documents in a Worker.

Frequently asked questions

What determines the supported size?

Actual device memory, storage and codec support. Tested examples are evidence, not a guarantee for every file. basic

Are my files uploaded?

Nerulio processes selected files on your device and has no file-upload API. Optional engines and models are downloaded from third parties; those requests expose connection information such as your IP address.

Will my work be saved automatically?

No. Images and editing state stay in this tab; media output can use local temporary storage. Changing language preserves your work; reloading, closing the tab, or following a link to another page can clear it.