📄PDF Studio

Create Professional PDFs
From Images & Documents

Turn images into polished PDFs with smooth animated drag-and-drop reordering. Append more files to the batch anytime with "Add More Files", preview each page individually, and download a merged PDF — all processed securely in your browser.

PDF Converter

Convert images and text files to PDF format. Drag and drop to reorder pages before merging.

Supported Formats

PDF
PNG
JPG
GIF
WEBP
TXT

Drop files here or click to browse

Supports images and text files

Overview

Create, merge, and reorder PDFs in your browser

PDF Studio is a free, browser-based tool for turning images into PDF documents, merging existing PDFs, and arranging pages in exactly the order you need. Everything happens inside your browser — no files are sent to a server, and no account is ever required. Just open the page, drop your files in, and download the result.

The smooth animated drag-and-drop interface makes reordering intuitive: grab any card, drag it to a new position, and watch the other items glide into place. You can also append extra files to an ongoing session with the '+ Add More Files' button, so you never have to start over just because you forgot a document.

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How to use PDF Studio
  1. 1Drop your images (PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF) and/or existing PDF files onto the upload area, or click to browse.
  2. 2Drag the file cards up or down to set the page order. Cards animate smoothly so the final sequence is always clear.
  3. 3Use the '+ Add More Files' button to append additional files to the batch without losing the order you have already arranged.
  4. 4Preview any file individually, then click 'Download Merged PDF' to generate and save the combined document.
Key features
  • Create multi-page PDFs from any combination of PNG, JPG, WEBP, GIF, and existing PDF files
  • Merge multiple PDFs into a single document with one click
  • Smooth animated drag-and-drop reordering — cards glide into place rather than snapping
  • Append additional files to an existing batch without clearing the current order
  • Per-file preview so you can confirm the content before merging
  • Fully client-side processing — your files are never uploaded to any server
  • No watermarks on the output PDF

Frequently asked questions

Does PDF Studio upload my files to a server?
No. All PDF creation and merging runs entirely in your browser. Your documents stay on your device from start to finish, and nothing is transmitted to any server.
Can I mix images and existing PDF files in the same batch?
Yes. PDF Studio accepts PNG, JPG, JPEG, WEBP, GIF images and PDF files in the same upload. Each is displayed as a separate card, and you can drag them into any order before generating the final merged PDF.
How do I add more files without losing my current arrangement?
After your first upload, a '+ Add More Files' button appears beside the upload area. Click it to append new files while keeping your existing cards and their order intact. Clicking the main upload zone will replace the whole batch.
Is there a limit on how many files or pages I can merge?
There is no hard limit set by the tool itself. Performance depends on your browser and device memory. Very large PDFs or a high number of high-resolution images may slow down processing, but there is no artificial page or file cap.
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Full guide

PDF Studio Complete Guide

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