PDF creation & layouts
Should a combined image sheet be JPG, PNG or PDF?
Choose the output type based on how the finished sheet will be used.
Open Multiple images, one page
Start with the destination
A portal accepting only images needs a JPEG or PNG file, even if your design looks like a paper page. A document upload field may prefer PDF. Choose the allowed type before building the layout to avoid an unnecessary second conversion.
When PDF is useful
PDF output keeps the images on a defined sheet with page dimensions and margins. This works well when the attachment is meant to be viewed or printed as one document page. Check whether the receiving system permits several items combined on that page.
When an image is useful
JPEG makes an opaque sheet with adjustable compression. PNG can be useful for sharp graphics, but may miss a tight byte target in FormFile. Both outputs represent one image rather than a collection of separately selectable PDF pages.
Check the finished form
Use Multiple images, one page to set the layout and export type. Preview the fine details and actual file size. Changing the filename extension after downloading does not convert the sheet to another format.
Ready to prepare your file? Use Multiple images, one page and check the downloaded result.