Convert ZIP to PDF

Add your .zip file to ZIP to PDF, check the list of files in page order, and download one PDF. The zip is opened in your browser and is not sent to our servers. Pictures become pages, PDFs inside are joined in, and .txt files become text pages.

Use ZIP to PDF. You get 2 free uses in total with no account, and one conversion counts as one use. Free files can be up to 50 MB each. Pro has no limit on uses and allows files up to 500 MB.

With ZIP to PDF, your zip is opened inside your browser and is not sent to our servers. Nothing inside it is run, so a program in the zip does nothing. You can check this yourself in your browser's network tab while you convert, where no request carries your zip.

Yes. Every JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, TIFF or AVIF picture in the zip becomes a page, in natural file-name order. Choose to fit each page to its picture, or use A4 or US Letter. A GIF uses its first frame, and a multi-page TIFF gives one page per frame.

Yes. It works in the browser on a phone or tablet: choose the .zip from your files, check the list, press Convert to PDF and save the result. A zip of many large photos needs a lot of memory, so it may go faster on a computer.

PDFs are joined in with all their pages, and .txt files become text pages. Anything else, such as Word files, spreadsheets, videos and folders' hidden system files, is left out, and the list before you convert shows each one with the reason. Nothing is lost from your original zip.

Yes. Files in folders are included and sorted folder by folder in natural order, so a folder's files stay together. A folder's own files come before its subfolders. Zips inside the zip are not opened; they are listed as left out. Hidden system files such as .DS_Store are ignored.

Yes. The zip itself can be up to 50 MB on a free use and 500 MB on Pro. Whatever the plan, an archive that unpacks to more than 500 MB, or holds more than 2,000 files, is refused so your browser does not run out of memory.

Yes. A .cbz comic is a zip of pictures, so it works here, and CBZ to PDF is made for it: one page per picture, each page the size of its picture. A .cbr comic is a RAR file, which we do not read. Save it as .cbz first.

Yes. A zip of photos can make a large PDF, so shrink it with Compress PDF, or join it to other files with Merge PDF. Both run in your browser too, so your files still never leave your device, and each one counts as one of your free uses.