Convert Photos to PDF on iPhone and Android — Free, No App Needed
Turn phone photos into a PDF without installing an app. Works in Safari on iPhone and Chrome on Android. Select from your photo library or camera roll, arrange pages, choose paper size, and download — all on your device. No upload, no account, no watermark. Up to 25 photos per conversion.
How It Works
- 1
Open the converter on your phone
Use Safari (iPhone) or Chrome (Android) and tap Choose images or take new photos.
- 2
Arrange your album
Reorder and rotate photos, then pick A4, Letter, or fit-to-image layout.
- 3
Download on-device
The PDF is generated in the browser and saved to your downloads — never uploaded.
iPhone Instructions
- Open this page in Safari
- Tap “Choose images” and select from your Photo Library
- Arrange and rotate photos as needed
- Tap Convert and download your PDF
Android Instructions
- Open this page in Chrome
- Tap “Choose images” and select from Gallery
- Arrange photos, choose page size (A4 or Letter)
- Tap Convert — the PDF saves to your device
When to Use Photos to PDF
Photo albums
Turn a collection of phone photos into a shareable photo-book PDF anyone can open.
Printing
Prepare photos for printing at standard sizes like A4 or US Letter with adjustable margins.
School and paperwork
Submit homework photos, signed forms, or whiteboard captures as one PDF attachment.
Travel documents
Bundle boarding passes, hotel confirmations, and ID photos into a single offline PDF.
Supported phone formats
Photos to PDF uses the same engine as Image to PDF. That means JPG, PNG, WebP, and HEIC from modern phones are supported. iPhone users with HEIC defaults can also start from HEIC to PDF.
Limitations
- Browser required. This is a web tool, not a native App Store / Play Store app.
- 25 photos per conversion. Split long albums into batches.
- Device memory matters. Many full-resolution phone photos at once can be slow on older hardware.
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to install an app?
No. Use your mobile browser. Nothing is installed from an app store.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. Selection and conversion stay on your phone. Files are not uploaded to Local2PDF.
Does it work with iPhone HEIC photos?
Yes. Safari handles HEIC natively. For HEIC-focused help, see HEIC to PDF.
Is Photos to PDF free?
Yes. Free, no signup, no watermark, unlimited conversions within the photo limit.
Private by design
Phone photo libraries are personal. Local2PDF keeps processing on-device so album contents are not sent to our servers. Details: Security.
Related tools
Image to PDF | HEIC to PDF | JPG to PDF | Screenshot to PDF | Combine Images to PDF