Got 6-8 marksheet photos and a portal that wants "one PDF under 1MB"? Upload them, reorder if needed, set your target size, and download a single merged, compressed PDF. Nothing ever leaves your browser.
Click or drag your photos/scans here
Select multiple files at once, or add them one at a time - JPG, PNG, or any photo format.
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How this works: your target size is split across every page, and each one is individually recompressed (same JPEG quality-reduction approach as Universal Image Compressor) before being assembled into a single PDF - all in your browser. If the combined file still lands over target on a many-page booklet, it automatically retries once at a stricter quality.
Frequently Asked Questions
Set your target total size (e.g. 1 MB) and the tool splits that budget across your pages, compressing each one individually before merging - the same JPEG quality reduction Universal Image Compressor uses, just applied per page and assembled into one PDF.
Yes - use the up/down arrows next to each page thumbnail to reorder them before generating the PDF. The final PDF's page order matches the list order shown.
Any common photo/scan format your browser can display - JPG, PNG, WEBP, and others. Each page is re-encoded as JPEG during compression regardless of what you uploaded.
No hard limit is enforced, but every page is processed in your browser's own memory - a very large number of high-resolution photos may be slow on an older phone. For a typical use case (a handful of marksheets or certificate pages), it works quickly on any modern device.
No. Every step - reading the images, compressing them, and assembling the PDF - happens locally in your browser. Nothing is ever sent to a server.