Multiple Images to Searchable PDF

Upload up to 10 images and get one searchable PDF. Each image becomes a page. Text is selectable via OCR. JPG, PNG, WebP. Max 5MB per image. No sign-up required.

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Upload up to 10 images; each becomes a page in one searchable PDF. We run OCR on each image so text is selectable. Your files are deleted immediately after processing.

Your files are automatically deleted immediately after processing. No manual cleanup is required.

How to Create a Searchable PDF from Images

  1. Select 1 to 10 images (JPG, PNG, or WebP, max 5MB each) in page order.

  2. Click Create Searchable PDF. ConvertFloor runs OCR on each image.

  3. Images are combined into one PDF with an invisible text layer.

  4. Download the PDF. Text is selectable and searchable. Your files are not stored.

About Multiple Images to Searchable PDF

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. We do not store your files on our servers after processing, and they are deleted immediately 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.

If the output is not what you expected, try a cleaner source file, then run the conversion again.

Real-world use case

Best for combining many scanned/photo pages into one searchable PDF document.

Practical tips

  • Upload pages in final order from the start.
  • Use consistent camera distance for cleaner results.

Manual vs tool

Manual assembling plus OCR is slower; this does batch OCR + merge in one step.

Edge cases

  • Mixed lighting between pages can create inconsistent OCR quality.
  • Large page sets produce bigger output files.

Limitations

OCR quality can vary page-by-page depending on image quality.