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How to create a PDF from receipt photos

Turn separate pictures into an ordered document. Check each image, adjust the layout and keep the original photos.

Preparing a PDF from two fictional receipt photos.
Preparing a PDF from two fictional receipt photos.
  1. Prepare readable images

    Use the two fictional receipts in this guide or your own images. Avoid shadows, glare, missing edges and blur. Converting to PDF cannot recover detail that the camera did not capture.

  2. Create the document

    Choose Create PDF from photos and select the images. Check their thumbnails before continuing. This example uses JPEG and PNG; there is no need to convert them on an external website.

  3. Set the order and page layout

    Use the order and rotation controls to arrange the receipts. Review paper size, orientation and margins. Check that no important information will be cut off before creating the PDF.

  4. Save and review

    Create the document, save a copy and reopen it. Verify the page count and readability of amounts and dates. To search words later, run OCR on the result: creating a PDF and recognizing text are separate operations.

Example result: two sample receipts in one ordered PDF, saved as a new copy.

App demonstration

Real NoriaPDF 0.7.0 demonstration, silent and using fictional documents. The pages video also includes photos to PDF.

Common questions

Are my photos uploaded for conversion?

No. The app prepares the PDF on your device. The website only provides fictional examples to download; it does not receive your receipts.

Can I merge this PDF with another one?

Yes, if both are compatible and respect document size, page and permission limits. Follow the merge and organize guide to add it as an appendix.

Work with your files on your device.

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