Images to PDF
Combine ordered images into a PDF with page size, orientation, and margin controls for scans, receipts, assignments, and portfolios.
Web and app icons · Safe padding · Multiple sizes
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Select one or more sizes; each image is exported in every selected size.
One composition generates favicon, PWA and common app sizes, plus a manifest.
Base64 increases data size. This tool limits input to protect browser memory.
Browser tabs, home-screen shortcuts and PWAs need different icon sizes. Start with clear artwork and consistent padding, then check the file paths when adding the downloaded icons to your site.
Generate favicon, PWA, and common app-icon sizes from one source, with safe-area and background controls plus a web app manifest.
Start with a clear square image, adjust padding and check that the subject stays inside the safe area, then choose a transparent or solid background. Export favicon, PWA and common app-icon sizes together with a web app manifest.
The main image is accompanied by coordinate data, manifests, or helper code. Download the full ZIP to preserve the relationships between those files.
Processing runs in your browser. Source images are not uploaded by this tool.
It contains 13 PNG sizes from 16 to 512 pixels, a 16/32/48 favicon.ico and a site.webmanifest listing 192/512 icons. Add correct website paths and other manifest fields yourself; app stores may require additional assets.
Fine text and thin lines collapse into very few pixels. Use a simple, high-contrast symbol, reduce padding if appropriate and inspect the 16, 32 and 48-pixel versions separately. Large outputs do not automatically optimise small-icon detail.
Yes. The logo scales proportionally into a centred square canvas rather than being automatically cropped. Very wide or tall logos may look small; prepare a more compact square composition first and inspect padding and background at small sizes.
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