Expense photos, one document, here
Receipts to PDF
No files yet. Drop them above. They stay on your computer.
Receipts to PDF is JPG to PDF with the expense job filled in: several photos, reorder, A4 or Letter, one receipt per page by default or two per page. You can type a header line (date, merchant, amount). We do not read the photo. No AI extraction. Embedding uses the same local engine as JPG to PDF.
HEIC from recent iPhones cannot be decoded with the libraries on this site. Convert HEIC to JPG first. PNG and WebP are fine. Nothing is uploaded. Close the tab and the working files are gone.
They stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded.
How to turn receipts into a PDF
- Drop receipt photos (JPG, PNG, or WebP). Reorder the list.
- Pick A4 or Letter. One per page, or two per page.
- Optionally type a header line. We will not guess it from the image.
- Create the PDF and download. The photos never left this browser.
Receipts to PDF without an expense-app upload
Expense apps upload every scrap of paper. This page builds a packet beside you. You do not get merchant OCR. You get ordered pages and a header you typed.
iPhone HEIC files need a JPG first. Convert them on Online Image Converter. Same engine as JPG to PDF; this page is shaped for expenses.
Questions
Can I use HEIC receipts from my iPhone?
Not directly. Convert HEIC to JPG first, then drop the JPGs here. The photos still never go to LoveThisPDF.
Will this read the amount off the receipt?
No. Type a header if you want date, merchant, and amount on the page. There is no AI extraction.
Can I put two receipts on one page?
Yes. Switch layout to two per page. Default is one per page.
How is this different from JPG to PDF?
Same engine, expense-shaped options: two-up layout and a typed header. JPG to PDF is the generic converter.
Are receipt photos uploaded?
No. Close the tab and the working files are gone from the app.