Scan to PDF
right from your phone.
Take a photo or pick images from your gallery, reorder and straighten them, then combine everything into one clean PDF — no scanner app, no upload. Works on your phone or your computer.
Drop photos here, or click to choose from your gallery — add them in page order
JPG or PNG. Use the arrows to reorder and the rotate button to fix sideways shots.
How to scan photos to PDF online
- On your phone, tap Take a photo to open your camera, or click to choose to add photos already saved in your gallery — on desktop, drag and drop image files straight onto the drop zone.
- Add as many photos as you need, one per page. Use the ▲/▼ arrows to put them in the right order, and the rotate button (⟳) to fix any that came out sideways.
- Pick a page size — A4 or US Letter fits each photo neatly onto a standard page, or choose "Original photo size" to keep the full resolution untouched.
- Click Combine into PDF, then Download PDF. Everything happens in your browser tab — nothing is uploaded.
Why use VitePDF to scan to PDF
- No app to install — works straight from your phone or desktop browser, camera and gallery both supported.
- Photos never leave your device — there's no upload step, so it's fine for anything private or sensitive.
- Automatic page fitting to A4 or US Letter, or keep the original photo resolution if you'd rather not resize.
- No account, no per-photo limit — only a per-file size cap (140 MB free).
Frequently asked questions
Can I really scan a document with my phone camera?
Yes — tap "Take a photo" to open your phone's camera directly, or "choose from your gallery" to use photos you already took. Each photo becomes one page. Add as many as you need, then combine them into a single PDF.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No — everything runs locally in your browser tab, the same engine used by our other client-side PDF tools. Photos are never uploaded or sent to a server.
What if a photo came out sideways?
Use the rotate button (⟳) on that photo's row to turn it 90° at a time before combining. The preview updates immediately so you can check it's the right way up.
What page size should I choose?
A4 or US Letter fits each photo onto a standard page, centered with a small margin — the usual choice for anything you'll print or share as a normal document. "Original photo size" keeps the PDF page the exact pixel dimensions of the photo instead, useful if you want the full resolution preserved without any resizing.
Can I reorder the pages?
Yes — use the ▲/▼ arrows on each row to move a photo up or down before combining. The PDF pages follow that order top to bottom.
Does this work on desktop too?
Yes — on a computer without a camera, "Take a photo" won't apply, but you can drag and drop or choose image files (JPG or PNG) the same way as any other batch tool here.
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