Merge PDF Pages into Image
Combine every page of a PDF into a single stacked image, vertically or horizontally. Free, private, runs entirely in your browser.
Click to select a PDF file, or drag and drop
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How to Merge PDF Pages into One Image
- Upload the PDF you want to convert into a single image.
- Choose Vertical to stack pages top to bottom (good for a long scrolling strip), or Horizontal to lay them side by side (good for comparing pages).
- Click Merge Pages into One Image — every page is rendered and combined into a single canvas.
- Preview the combined image, then click Download Merged Image to save it as a PNG.
Example
A 4-page product brochure merged vertically becomes one tall PNG that scrolls like a long strip — ideal for sharing on platforms that accept images but not multi-page PDFs. The same brochure merged horizontally instead becomes one wide image with every page laid out left to right, handy for side-by-side comparison.
Common Use Cases
- Combining a multi-page PDF into a single scrollable image for social media or messaging apps.
- Laying pages side by side to compare layouts or spot differences at a glance.
- Converting a short PDF into an image format when the recipient cannot open PDF files.
FAQ
- How large is the output image? Pages are rendered at 800 pixels along the fixed dimension (width for vertical stacking, height for horizontal). Documents with many pages will produce a very large image in the other dimension.
- Does it preserve colors and images? Yes — each page is rendered at full fidelity and combined without additional compression artifacts.
- Is my file uploaded anywhere? No — everything happens in your browser; the PDF is never sent to a server.