How to Combine Multiple Pictures into one PDF On iPhone/iPad and Mac

Create a PDF from Photos on iPhone_iPad

I’ll walk you through how to create PDFs of Photos on the iPad, iPhone, and Mac without downloading any third-party application. This creates a multi-page PDF from several Photos saved on your iPhone photos app or Mac folder.

No offense App Store has dozens of PDF creator apps for iPad and iPhone, that could convert any type of file into PDF format. Our only intention in presenting this post is why download any third-party application when the iPad has an inbuilt feature to save images as PDF on iPhone and iPad. So if you want to convert photos to PDF in iPadOS/iPhone, follow along.

The below steps are used for iPhone 13 [Pro, max], iPhone 11 (Pro Max), iPhone Xr (Xs Max), iPhone 8 (Plus), iPhone 7 (Plus), iPhone 6S/6S Plus, iPad Mini, iPad Pro, MacBook Pro, iMac, Mac [macOS Catalina Included].

How do I Save Photos as a PDF on the iPhone and iPad?

iOS doesn’t allow you to directly save photos as PDF in iPhone and iPad, however, if you prefer the below procedure than it is possible to convert Photos to PDF. So, yes it is possible to save photos as PDF on your iPad and iPhone.

  1. : Open thePhotos app.
  2. : Now, you have to select the photos from below tabs. And Select multiple photos using section option.
  3. : To do so, Find Select option from the top right corner and mark all the pictures to create your PDF on your iPhone/iPad.
  4. : Then, tap on the Share icon. Now Scroll to down and Find the print option.
Select Image from photos app for Print to PDF file
Select Image from photos app for Print to PDF file
  • #5: On the Print page, Zoom in picture file from the corner. Give a name to PDF file Scroll and choose Save to Files.
  • Note: It is recommended to create a new folder to avoid chaos. You can create a new folder right from the same screen, tap on the “Foldericon. Name the folder.
  • #7: Saveit.
Export file to PDF on iPhone in Files app
Export file to PDF on iPhone in Files app
  • #8: Navigate to the Filesapp.
  • #9: Find the pdf file that recently saved in the files app.

That’s It! The PDF of photos is ready to share with your friends and family right from the Files app.

Create Pictures into PDF on MacBook, Mac [Monterey Updated]

Just like iPhone, Let’s check how to Convert Multiple Photos to One PDF using Preview app on MacBook Mac or Other All Mac Models. Without any Third-Party software or Online Website, we can convert Multiple photos into a PDF file on your Mac with Preview App running on the latest version of macOS. Follow the below steps,

  • Step 1: Open photos on Preview app on MacBook, Mac. Select Multiple photos at once and Right Click on it. Now Click on Open.
Open Photos in Preview mac App
Open Photos in Preview mac App-2
  • Step 2: All Photos will open on the Mac Preview app.
  • Step 3: Now, Select all Photos in Mac Preview [Command + A], and Go to the Top Mac Manu, File > Print.
  • Select All Photos and Print from Preview
    Select All Photos and Print from Preview
  • Step 4: On Print Screen Popup, Find the Option for Change Formate.
  • Select PDF file
    Select PDF file
  • Step 5: From the Drop Down option, Select Save a PDF option.
  • Save a PDF from photos preview on Mac
    Save a PDF from photos preview on Mac
  • Step 6: Also, Find the Option for Change PDF file name. Because .jpg file not allowed to save.
  • Step 7: To convert a password-protected PDF file, Click on Security Options..and Enter your Desired password in the First text box and Verify with the same password in the second text box.
  • Give a PDF file name and Apply Security password if you wish
    Give a PDF file name and Apply Security password if you wish
  • Step 8: Finally, Tap on Save to Convert Photos into PDF file on Mac.
  • Enter PDF password option before Save for Password Protected file
    Enter PDF password option before Save for Password Protected file
  • That’s it.
  • Write back to us, if you found any improvement and suggestions that you can’t understand.

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