🖼️ Image & File
Camera Image to PDF
Capture photos using your device camera and export them directly as a PDF — all in the browser.
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Your browser will ask for camera permission. Nothing is uploaded — photos stay in your browser.
How it works
Click Start Camera to open your device camera. Press the shutter button (📸) to capture each photo. Each capture is added as a page in the final PDF. When you are done, click Download PDF. Photos are processed entirely in your browser using JavaScript — they are never sent to any server.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which devices support the Camera to PDF tool?
Any device with a camera and a modern browser supports this tool — including smartphones, tablets, and laptops with webcams. It uses the standard browser
getUserMedia API available in Chrome, Firefox, Safari (iOS 11+), and Edge.
Will the browser ask for camera permission?
Yes. When you tap Start Camera, your browser will show a permission prompt asking for camera access. You must allow it to use this tool. The permission is only active while you are on this page.
Are my captured photos sent to a server?
No. All captured frames are stored in browser memory and converted to PDF entirely on your device using JavaScript. Nothing is uploaded to any server, so your photos remain completely private.
Can I capture multiple photos for a multi-page PDF?
Yes. Each time you press the shutter button (📸), the photo is added as a new page. You can capture as many photos as you need. Each photo becomes one page in the final PDF in the order captured.
How do I switch between front and rear camera?
Tap the Switch Camera button while the camera is active. This toggles between the environment-facing (rear) camera and the user-facing (selfie) camera on devices that have both.