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Photos of your work, as one submittable PDF

A photo of a page is not a document: it is the wrong shape, often the wrong way up, and far too large to submit. This puts each photo on a real page at a real size, in the order you choose, and then brings the file down to what the submission box will accept.

  1. 1Add photos
  2. 2Straighten and order
  3. 3Page setup
  4. 4Download

Every step runs in your browser. Nothing here is uploaded.

What you end up with

One PDF on A4 or Letter pages, right way up, under a size limit you set.

Photos are re-encoded as JPEG on the way into the PDF, which is what removes the camera's EXIF data — including location, if your camera records it.

The steps

  1. 1Add your photos. Straight from the camera roll. They stay on your device.
  2. 2Straighten and order them. Rotate in quarter turns and drag pages into the order you want.
  3. 3Choose the page. A4 or US Letter, and how much margin to leave around each photo.
  4. 4Fit the limit. Optionally bring the PDF under the size your submission box allows.

Questions

Are my photos uploaded?
No. Every step runs in your browser, so the photos stay on your phone or computer from start to finish.
Can the person marking it see where the photos were taken?
No. Each photo is re-encoded as JPEG on its way into the PDF, which drops the camera's EXIF data, location included.
Should I choose A4 or Letter?
Whichever your school prints on: US Letter in the United States and Canada, A4 almost everywhere else. If the submission box names a size, use that one.

The tools this uses

Each one also works on its own if you only need that step.