Expense report with receipts
Before
12 photos of receipts from my phone
After
Single 12-page PDF for the expense system
System only accepted PDFs. Photos converted in order, submitted in one upload.
I built this after trying to submit scanned receipts as a single PDF and every tool wanted me to upload my documents. This one keeps everything on your device. Drop your images, reorder them, create the PDF.
Upload a file
Drag & drop your file here, or click to browse
Your files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to any server.
For scanned documents, take the photo with even lighting and no shadows. Even a small shadow can make text on the other side of the page bleed through after PDF conversion. Also, for receipts and forms, keep the original resolution — resizing down before converting can make small text unreadable.
— Mirza Noman Baig
These are actual measurements from using this tool, not estimates.
Before
12 photos of receipts from my phone
After
Single 12-page PDF for the expense system
System only accepted PDFs. Photos converted in order, submitted in one upload.
Before
Photos of each page, hard to send by email
After
One clean PDF, easy to email and archive
Order was preserved — first page stayed first. No re-sorting needed.
Before
6 screenshots of the same issue
After
Single PDF, all pages in one file
Developers prefer one file over 6 separate images. Made the report easier to triage.
Common image formats become pages in a single PDF.
Drag images to set the page order.
Files stay on your device. Output is clean.
Scanned receipts and documents work just as well as desktop files.
No. Everything runs in your browser. Your images stay on your device.
Yes. Each image becomes its own page, in the order you choose.
No. The output is clean — no branding, no watermark.
Yes. Drag to reorder before clicking Create PDF.
No. The original images stay untouched. The PDF is a new file.