ID copies, receipts, and scanned documents often need to go out as a single PDF made from several photos. Get the order and orientation right and it takes seconds.
Keeping the order right
When you upload multiple files at once, pages are usually placed in the order you selected them, or by filename. If order matters, prefix filenames with 01, 02, and so on to keep things straight.
When photos are in different orientations
It's common for a couple of phone photos to end up sideways. Fixing orientation before building the PDF is ideal, but you can also fix individual pages afterward with the rotate tool.
When the file gets too large
Combining several full-resolution photos can easily produce a PDF tens of megabytes in size. If you're hitting an email or upload size limit, run it through PDF compression afterward.
Quick reference
| Situation | Fix |
|---|---|
| Page order matters | Number the filenames |
| Some photos are sideways | Rotate after building the PDF |
| Hitting an attachment size limit | Compress after building |
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