CometPDF turns JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, and multi-page TIFF files into PDFs on Windows. Add one image or many files and convert them in a batch without uploading images to an online service.
Image to PDF conversion is handled on your computer, so private scans, photos, receipts, and reports stay local. You can process a single image, a group of images, or scanner output such as multi-page TIFF files.
Converting images to PDF is useful for combining scanned documents, archiving photos, preparing image-based reports, sending receipts, or delivering multiple images as a single file. CometPDF handles JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, and multi-page TIFF files. Conversion happens locally on Windows: no upload, no account, and no size limit imposed by an online service.
Add one file or hundreds, convert them in a batch, and optionally merge all outputs into one PDF. This makes CometPDF useful for scanned paperwork, image archives, field reports, and simple document delivery.
CometPDF supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, TIFF, and multi-page TIFF files. These cover common camera photos, screenshots, scanned pages, and web image formats.
Yes. Enable the merge option after conversion to combine all image PDFs into a single file. This is useful for creating multi-page documents from separate image files or scans.
No. Images are converted locally on your Windows computer. CometPDF does not connect to the internet during conversion.
CometPDF fits each image to a standard page for simple, predictable output. Output folder and file naming can be configured in the app.
Yes. TIFF and multi-page TIFF files from scanners are supported. For searchable text in scanned PDFs, OCR support is planned for a future Pro release.
Related: offline PDF converter, MSG to PDF.