Merge AVIF to PDF

When you need to merge AVIF into PDF

AVIF appears often in web graphics, product cards, covers, screenshots, and modern images with small file sizes. But when there are several such files, sending them in a loose set is inconvenient: the order is easy to mix up, the recipient may not be able to open the format, and printing file by file takes extra time.

Merging AVIF to PDF solves this. Each source file becomes a separate page, and the result downloads as one document. Such a PDF is easier to attach to a message, upload to a system, forward to a client, or store in an archive.

What you get as the output

The resulting PDF contains pages with your AVIF images in the order you set. This is useful for portfolios, collections of mockups, web screenshot series, visual material reports, or sets of images for printing.

PDF does not make AVIF files editable layers and does not preserve all features of the source graphics format. It is for viewing, sharing, and printing. If you need to convert one file, use AVIF to PDF. If you need a standard image format, AVIF to JPG or AVIF to PNG will work.

How to prepare the images

Before merging, arrange the files in the right order, remove duplicates, and make sure all images belong to the same set. For a portfolio, start with the cover or the strongest shot. For an instruction or report, the order should match the sequence of actions.

If images have different proportions, the PDF may look uneven: vertical and horizontal pages will alternate. For working materials this is fine, but for a presentation collection it is better to bring images to a similar size and style beforehand.

Related tasks

If your sources are in a different format, use merge JPG to PDF, merge HEIC to PDF, or merge WebP to PDF. If you already have several PDFs, they can be combined through merge PDF.