What it does
Image to PDF Converter turns uploaded images, remote image URLs, or base64-encoded image data into PDF output. Send a single image file, a URL, or base64 bytes, and get back either a downloadable PDF or a signed link to the generated file.
Use the file endpoints when you already have an image upload, the URL endpoints when the source lives elsewhere on the web, and the base64 endpoints when your app stores image data inline. Supported inputs include .png, .jpeg, .jpg, .gif, .svg, .tif, and .bmp for file uploads, with an optional landscape query parameter on the download variants to control page orientation.
The response is straightforward: download endpoints return a binary PDF, and link endpoints return a JSON object with a data field containing a URI. That makes the service easy to drop into document workflows, user-generated content pipelines, or admin tools that need to package images as PDFs for sharing, storage, or printing.
If you need to standardise image documents before emailing them, archiving them, or passing them into another system, Image to PDF Converter gives you a direct conversion path without extra file handling logic.