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SNAPPDF · IPHONE APP
Choose one photo or several, put the pages in order, and create one PDF with the page settings you need.
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Photos in the order you choose → one PDF
THREE-STEP WORKFLOW
SnapPDF keeps the task in one focused flow, from choosing the input to saving the finished file.
Select one or multiple photos, or open the document scanner as an alternate input.
Put pages in order, choose the paper size and orientation, set margins, and name the file.
Create the PDF, then open it, save it to Files, share it, or find it again in History.
MULTIPLE PHOTOS
Select several photos, drag them into the order you want, and turn them into pages in one PDF.
Drag to reorder before creating
PAGE SETUP
Pick A4, Letter, or Legal. Choose portrait or landscape, set the margin, and give the PDF a filename.
FINISHED PDF
Open the finished PDF, save it to Files, or send it through the iPhone share sheet.
LOCAL HISTORY
Search by filename, browse by date, then open, share, save, or delete items from the local library.
Photos.pdf3 pages · 10:42 AM
•••Receipts.pdf5 pages · 9:18 AM
•••WHAT TO EXPECT
The landing describes the released iPhone workflow without claiming OCR, full PDF editing, unlimited capacity, or blanket offline privacy.
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Choose photos and create a PDF without creating a SnapPDF account.
SnapPDF is currently available for iPhone and requires iOS 13 or later.
Selected images are read and the finished PDF is written on your iPhone.
FAQ
Yes. SnapPDF is free to download and use, supported by ads. It has no subscription or required in-app purchase, and no account is required.
Yes. Select several photos, put them in the order you want, and SnapPDF will create one PDF with each photo as a page.
Yes. Choose A4, Letter, or Legal, select portrait or landscape, and set no, small, medium, or large margins before creating the PDF.
Yes. After creating the PDF, you can open it, save it to Files, or send it through the iPhone share sheet.
SnapPDF reads the selected images and writes the finished PDF on your iPhone. The app also uses Firebase and AdMob for analytics, crash reporting, and ads, so we do not describe the whole app as offline or data-free.
No. SnapPDF can use photos or its document scanner as input, but it is not presented as an OCR tool, PDF signer, compressor, or full PDF editor.
Choose your photos, set up the pages, and create the PDF on your iPhone.
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