Bind a set of photos into one tidy PDF — a simple way to send a portfolio, a lookbook, or a contact sheet. Each image becomes a page in the order you add it. Transparent PNGs are flattened onto a white page.
One document, many pictures — built for sharing
A folder of loose image files is awkward to send and easy to lose track of. Binding them into a single PDF turns a scattered set into one tidy document that opens the same way on every device — a natural fit for a portfolio, a client proof sheet, or a lookbook. Each photo becomes its own page, laid out in the exact order you add them, so the sequence you choose is the sequence the viewer sees.
Photos are embedded at high quality, so the document reads cleanly on screen and prints respectably. Transparent PNGs — say, cut-outs from the background remover — are flattened onto a white page, since PDF pages are opaque by nature.
Prepare your images before you bind them
A little tidying before assembly makes a more professional document. Aim for a consistent look across the pages so the result feels like one cohesive piece rather than a pile of unrelated shots.
- Cut subjects out cleanly first with the background remover if you want a uniform white-page presentation.
- Bring everything to matching dimensions with the photo resizer so no single page dwarfs the rest.
- Order your files deliberately — the upload order is the page order.
Then combine, download, and you have a single shareable file ready to email or print, with no watermark stamped across it.