Photos of documents into one tidy PDF
Took photos of a form, receipts or ID pages with your phone? Kifuli puts them into one PDF, and Clean scan makes them look like they came from a scanner.
Works offline on Windows, Mac and Linux · KES 1,200 ≈ US$9, once
Watch how it works
How to use Images to PDF
Each step as it looks in Kifuli, from opening the tool to the finished file.
- Choose Images to PDF.
- Drop in your photos and drag them into page order.
- Pick the page size and, for photographed documents, the Clean scan look.
- Click Make PDF.
The settings
What you can change before you run Images to PDF.
- Page size
- A4Default
- Letter
- Same as image
- Orientation
- AutomaticDefault
- Portrait
- Landscape
- Margin
- None
- SmallDefault
- Large
- Look
- OriginalDefault
- Clean scanEvens out shadows, whitens the paper and darkens the text, like a scanner.
- Greyscale
- Put all images in one PDF
On by default
What it does
- JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF and AVIF images.
- Clean scan evens out shadows, whitens the paper and darkens the text.
- A4, Letter or the image’s own size, with automatic orientation and margins.
- One PDF for all images, or one PDF per image.
Questions about Images to PDF
Can it read the text in my photos?
Yes. Run the PDF through Make scans searchable to add selectable, searchable text in English or Kiswahili.
Will my photos lose quality?
Images are placed at full quality. Use Compress PDF afterwards if the file is too big for an upload form.
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