MinoPDFZIP to PDF
Turn images inside a ZIP file into a single PDF in your browser. Images are read in filename order and laid out with your page settings. Private, no upload.
Key Features
Read Images from ZIP
Drop a ZIP archive of images and the tool reads the supported files inside in filename order, so you do not need to extract and select them manually.
Page Layout
Choose original image size, A4, or Letter pages; set contain, cover, or stretch fit; select portrait or landscape orientation; and adjust margins and background.
One Multi-Page PDF
Combine all readable images in the archive into a single PDF with one image per page and a predictable page order.
Skipped File Report
Unsupported or unreadable files are skipped and listed in a report, so you can see exactly which archive entries were included or excluded.
Private & Local
The ZIP is read and converted entirely in your browser using WebAssembly. Your archive and images are never uploaded to a server.
How to Use
Add a ZIP Archive
Drag and drop or select a ZIP archive that contains the images you want to place in a PDF. The archive itself is not uploaded.
Check Order and Layout
Review the supported image entries in filename order, then set page size, fit mode, orientation, margins, and background for the output PDF.
Convert and Download
Run the tool to build one PDF from the readable images inside the ZIP. Download the PDF and review the report for any skipped files.
ZIP to PDF Example
A ZIP with three scanned photos is turned into a 3-page PDF using the original image size.
photos.zip (photo-1.jpg, photo-2.jpg, photo-3.jpg)
An archive of supported images sorted by filename.
photos-minipdf.pdf (3 pages)
A PDF is created with one readable image per page, in archive filename order.
How to Convert a ZIP of Images to PDF
Why Convert a ZIP of Images to PDF
Scanned pages, photographed documents, receipts, and exported image sets are often collected in a ZIP archive. Turning them into one PDF makes the collection easier to share, print, review, and archive without manually extracting and selecting every image.
How It Works
The tool reads supported image files from the ZIP archive, sorts them by filename, and places each readable image on its own PDF page. You can keep the original image size or fit the pages to A4 or Letter. Contain keeps the whole image visible, cover fills the page, and stretch adjusts the image to the selected page.
Prepare the ZIP for the Right Order
Page order comes from filenames. If the order matters, use numbered names with leading zeros, such as 001.jpg, 002.jpg, and 003.jpg. Without leading zeros, alphabetical sorting may place 10.jpg before 2.jpg.
Supported Image Formats
The tool supports common raster image formats:
- JPG / JPEG: Photos, scans, receipts, and camera images.
- PNG: Screenshots, diagrams, and images with transparency.
- WebP: Modern web images and screenshots.
- BMP, GIF, and TIFF: Additional raster formats where browser decoding is available.
PDF, Word, spreadsheet, and other non-image files inside the archive are not converted by this image-focused workflow.
Common Use Cases
Use ZIP to PDF to:
- Combine a ZIP of scanned pages into one document for submission.
- Turn a folder of photographed receipts or invoices into a single PDF.
- Create a PDF from a numbered photo collection or exported screenshots.
- Prepare certificate, ID, form, or document images for printing and sharing.
- Convert a batch of images without manually extracting the archive first.
Privacy
All archive reading and PDF generation run locally in your browser using WebAssembly. Your ZIP and its images are never uploaded to a server, making this suitable for personal, internal, or sensitive documents.
Limitations
This tool places images onto PDF pages. It does not run OCR, recognize text, enhance scanned images, or merge existing PDFs and office documents inside the ZIP. For searchable scans, clean the images or run OCR before or after creating the PDF.