Stitch PDF Pages Together
Turn a stack of photographed or scanned pages into one clean PDF, in the right order.
When you don't have a scanner handy, snapping a photo of each page with your phone is the fastest way to digitize a document — but you end up with a folder of loose JPGs instead of one file. This tool stitches those photos back together into a single, properly ordered PDF you can send or file away.
Add your photos (or an existing PDF you want to stitch pages onto), drag them into reading order with the up and down arrows, and generate the finished PDF. Because processing happens entirely in your browser, there's no upload delay and no copy of your document sitting on someone else's server.
It works well for stitching multi-page handwritten notes, whiteboard photos from a meeting, receipts, or pages of a physical form you photographed one at a time. Each image becomes its own page at its original resolution, so nothing is cropped or distorted in the process.
Frequently asked questions
Can I stitch photos taken with my phone camera?
Yes. JPG and PNG photos are each placed on their own page, sized to match the photo, in the order you set.
Can I mix photographed pages with an existing PDF?
Yes. Add both photos and PDF files to the list and arrange them together in one sequence.
Do I need a scanning app first?
No. Plain photos work fine — just take a picture of each page and upload the images directly.
Can I fix the order after adding pages?
Yes. Use the up and down arrows next to each item to rearrange before stitching them together.