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Crop Image to PDF

Crops into one neat PDF

The front and back of an ID on one A4 page, under the size limit you need.

Free · No sign-up · Your photos never leave your device

A landscape print on a cutting mat, with a glowing crop frame placed over it
Which photos work?

Drop a photo anywhere on the page, paste one from the clipboard, or press Enter to browse.

Drop several at once, or a whole folder, and they stack up in name order — each one is cropped in turn, and the count under the photo tells you where you are.

JPG · PNG · WebP · HEIC* · AVIF* · GIF* · BMP*

*opens wherever your browser can decode it, and saves as JPG, PNG or WebP. An iPhone HEIC photo opens in Safari; other browsers say so and explain how to get a JPG. An animated GIF or WebP gives its first frame. Up to 80 megapixels and 150 MB per photo.

Three taps

From photo to perfect crop

  1. Choose a photo

    Tap the button, drop it on the page or paste it. It opens right here, straight away.

  2. Drag the frame

    Pick a shape or size, then move and resize the glowing frame until it looks right.

  3. Download

    Save your crop as JPG, PNG or WebP. No account, no waiting, no watermark.

Good to know: Save as PDF opens first. Crop a photo, press Add this crop to the PDF, open the next photo and add it, then Save.

Crop an image, photo or picture and save it as a PDF. Crop the front of an ID card, add it, crop the back, add that too, and save one A4 PDF with both on one page or each on its own, ready for a form that asks for a single PDF.

Set a limit such as 200 KB and the PDF is made to fit it: the JPEG quality inside is lowered first, then the pixels if it has to, and the page says exactly what it did. Actual size prints each crop at its density, so an ID cropped at 300 ppi comes out at its real size on paper.

A passport photo first: passport photo crop. An exam form photo: form photo crop. A signature: signature crop. A page shot at an angle: perspective crop tool.

What you can do here

  • Several crops, one PDF

    Add up to 30 crops from one or many photos, reorder them, and save a single PDF.

  • One or two per page

    Each crop on its own A4 page, or two on a page, such as an ID's front and back.

  • A KB limit that holds

    Set 100 KB, 200 KB or your own limit: quality comes down first, then pixels, and the page says what it did.

  • Actual size or fit

    Fit each crop to the space, or print it at its real size from its density.

How to crop image to pdf

  1. 1
    Crop and add

    Open a photo, crop it, and press Add this crop to the PDF.

  2. 2
    Add the next photo

    Open the next photo (Add, at the top), crop it and add it too. Reorder with the arrows.

  3. 3
    Save the PDF

    Choose one or two per page and an optional KB limit, then press Save.

Questions about cropping

How do I put an ID card's front and back on one page?

Crop the front and press Add this crop to the PDF, then open the back, crop it and add it. Choose Two per A4 page and Save: both sides sit on one A4 sheet, one above the other.

How does the KB limit work?

The PDF is built and weighed. If it is over your limit, the JPEG quality of the photos inside is searched downward, as low as 0.35; if that is still too big, the pixels are reduced in 20% steps. The result line says the quality and any reduction, and says plainly if the limit still could not be met.

What is inside the PDF?

Only your crops, as JPEG images on A4 pages with 10 mm margins. No text, no fonts, no scripts and no tracking. Transparent areas become white.

How many photos can one PDF hold?

Up to 30 crops. They can come from one photo cropped several times or from many photos opened together.

Is Actual size really actual?

Each crop is placed at its density: the requirement's or print size's ppi when one is set, otherwise 300 ppi. A crop too big for the space is shrunk to fit. Print at 100% or Actual size, not Fit to page, for it to match on paper.

Does the PDF go anywhere?

No. It is written in this tab and saved by your browser like any download. On phones that support it, a Share button can hand it to an app you choose.