One local image becomes one PDF page.
FigureNest validates each JPG or PNG by extension, reported MIME type and file signature, decodes it locally to enforce the image-pixel limit, keeps the files in the order shown above, then uses the browser-loaded pdf-lib engine to embed each original image into one PDF page. No conversion API receives the image bytes or file names.
A4 · auto orientation contains each image inside an A4 portrait or landscape page with a small margin. Fit page to image uses the decoded pixel dimensions as PDF points, scaled down only when a page would exceed the PDF page-size guard. Image DPI metadata is not used to infer physical print size.
Image files are embedded, not recreated.
This release accepts JPG/JPEG and PNG only. Each image becomes one PDF page in the order shown, with up to 100 images and the local decoded-pixel/input-size guards.
A4 auto-orientation fits each image inside an A4 portrait or landscape page. Fit-to-image uses decoded pixel dimensions as PDF points and does not treat DPI metadata as a reliable physical print size.
PNG transparency, JPEG compression, embedded color profiles and metadata can render differently between image decoders and PDF viewers. Keep the original images when exact archival color/metadata fidelity matters.
Image metadata such as EXIF/GPS/camera fields is not copied into PDF document metadata by this tool. The visible pixels are the intended conversion result.