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Image to PDF Page Size, Fit, Fill and Margins

Page geometry determines whether the complete image remains visible, fills the paper or keeps its original dimensions. The correct choice depends on printing, sharing and edge-cropping requirements.

An image compared across fit fill margin and page-size layouts
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Choose source-sized or standard pages

Auto creates a page from each image’s proportions. A4, Letter, Legal, A3 and A5 create predictable paper. Custom dimensions support special print and presentation workflows.

02

Fit versus fill

Fit keeps the complete image and may leave background space. Fill covers the content area but can crop edges. Original respects source scale where possible, while stretch can distort proportions.

03

Use alignment and margins intentionally

Horizontal and vertical alignment control where unused space appears. Margins create a safe border for printing, captions or presentation.

Put the workflow into practice

Arrange source documents, select the pages you need, and create one PDF locally in your browser. Review the result before choosing any optional next step.

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Frequently asked questions

Clear answers before you merge

Which mode avoids cropping?

Fit keeps the entire image visible inside the available page area.

Can I create custom page dimensions?

Yes. Choose Custom and enter page width and height in PDF points.

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