Multiple Images to Searchable PDF

How Multiple Images to Searchable PDF works

Select 1 to 10 images (JPG, PNG, or WebP, max 5MB each) in the order you want pages. Click Create Searchable PDF and we run OCR on each image, then combine them into one PDF with an invisible text layer. You can search, select, and copy text in any PDF reader. Your images are not stored and are deleted after processing. For a single image to PDF, use Image to PDF; to extract text from one image, use Image to Text (OCR); to merge existing PDFs, use PDF Merge.

When should you use Multiple Images to Searchable PDF?

• When you have several scanned pages or photos to combine into one PDF
• When you need searchable text inside the PDF for accessibility or indexing
• When you want one document from multiple images in a fixed order
• When preparing handouts, receipts, or forms from photos for archiving
• When you need a PDF that looks like your images but with selectable text

Supported formats

Input formats: JPG, PNG, WebP. Between 1 and 10 files, each max 5MB. Order of selection = page order.
Output formats: Single PDF with embedded OCR text layer. Text is searchable and selectable.

Common problems & fixes

• OCR quality is poor: Use clear, high-contrast images. Avoid blurry or low-resolution scans.
• Wrong page order: Page order follows the order you select files. Re-upload in the desired sequence.
• Conversion fails or daily limit: Each image must be under 5MB. Sign in for higher daily limits; limits reset at midnight.

Frequently Asked Questions