Raheeb
A My Files tool

Turn images into a PDF

Pick your images in the order you want, with a number on each, and get one PDF in My Files, built on your device with nothing uploaded.

Photos to PDF — Raheeb

What is this feature?

Photographed documents are an everyday problem: ten shots of a contract, an invoice or an assignment that need to go out as one ordered file. Raheeb shows all your images from My Files and from Photos, and the order you tap is the page order, with a clear number on each selected image.

You choose between two page modes: Image Size makes every page exactly the size of its picture, and A4 places each image on a standard A4 page with white margins, usually what you want for printing or formal submission. The file is built on your device, appears in My Files under the Documents filter, and opens right away in a quick preview.

Order by tapping

The first image you tap is page one, and its number shows on it.

A4 or image size

A standard printable page, or a page shaped like the photo.

All your images

My Files images and Photos in a single grid.

On your device

No upload and no outside site. Built locally.

Simple steps

How to use it

  1. 1

    Open Photos to PDF

    From the Tools tab, or the ⋯ menu on any image in My Files.

  2. 2

    Tap images in order

    A page number appears on each one you pick.

  3. 3

    Choose the page shape

    Image Size or A4.

  4. 4

    Convert and save

    The file opens right away and is saved to My Files.

When to use it

Official paperwork

Photograph a contract and send one file instead of ten images.

Invoices

Collect the month's receipts into a single document.

Assignments

Turn photos of your work into an ordered PDF before you hand it in.

Frequently asked questions

How do I order the pages?
Tap order is page order, and each page's number shows on its image. Deselecting one renumbers the rest automatically.
Does it work with images in Photos?
Yes, and you can add images from your photo library right inside the tool.
Is the file uploaded anywhere?
No, it's built entirely on your device.
Where do I find it?
In My Files under the Documents filter, and it opens in a quick preview.
Is it free?
Free by default, though it may become part of Raheeb Pro. The badge on the tool card in the app shows its current status.

Get Raheeb Free

On the App Store for iPhone and iPad. No account, and your first save takes seconds.