Turn images into a PDF on your Mac
Combine JPG, PNG and HEIC photos into one multi-page PDF. Pick a page size, reorder the pages, and add a password if you need one. Batch, offline, no upload.
$29 once, updates included. No account, no subscription, works offline. Need 2, 5 or 10 Macs?
A folder of photos to one PDF
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Drop your images
Drag in a few photos or a whole folder at once.
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Set the page and order
Pick a page size, reorder the pages, and add a password if you want.
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Convert
Click Convert and Picmal saves one PDF, a page per image.
Loose photos in, one PDF out
Any image in
JPG, PNG, HEIC and more, Picmal reads them all and lays each one out as a page.
Page size your way
Fit to Image, A4, US Letter or a custom size in millimetres, with JPEG quality control.
Reorder and protect
Drag pages into order, auto-upright sideways photos, and lock the PDF with a password.
Stays on your Mac
Photos in, PDF out, all on your Mac. A password-protected PDF never sat on someone else's server first.
From the people
who use it
Pay once and you're all set
Already own Picmal? Add more Macs
How many Macs?
2 Macs is $10 more
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Convert, compress and edit images, video, audio and PDFs
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Everything runs on your Mac, nothing gets uploaded
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Use it on 1 Mac
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Command line tool, Raycast extension and watched folders
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Free updates forever, no subscription
14-day refund after you buy, no questions asked. Needs macOS 15 or later.
More than 10 Macs? Email me.
How does the license work?
You pay once and keep it. No renewals, no subscriptions. Your license activates on the number of Macs you bought it for, and you can move it to another Mac whenever you want. Prices are in USD, tax is added at checkout, and you pay through Stripe.
I bought Picmal and now I need more Macs. Can I upgrade?
Yes, and you only pay the difference. Going from 1 Mac to 2 is $10, 2 to 5 is $50, 5 to 10 is $60, and every other jump works the same way. Enter your license key here and the same key covers more Macs. The offer never expires, so starting small is never the wrong call.
What happens if I get a new Mac?
Open Picmal on your old Mac, go to Picmal → Register license to deactivate, then activate on the new one. Takes about ten seconds.
Do you offer student or country discounts?
Yes. I want Picmal to be affordable wherever you are. Students and educators get 40% off: verify your school email on the education page and the code lands in your inbox. If the price is steep for your country, checkout already adjusts it for you. If it still doesn't work, email support@picmal.app and tell me where you are, and I'll send a code.
Frequently asked questions
Something not covered here? Write to support@picmal.app
How do I make a PDF from images on my Mac?
Drop your images into Picmal, choose PDF as the output, and click Convert. Picmal turns your photos into one multi-page PDF, one image per page.
Can I combine multiple photos into one PDF?
Yes. Drag in as many images as you like and Picmal stitches them into a single PDF, each photo becoming its own page. You end up with one file instead of a pile of loose images.
Can I set the page size to A4 or US Letter?
Yes. Pick Fit to Image to match each page to the photo, or set a fixed A4, US Letter or a custom size in millimetres. You can also tune JPEG quality to keep the file small.
Can I password-protect the PDF?
Yes. If the pages hold anything private, turn on password protection and Picmal encrypts the finished PDF so it can't be opened without the password.
Can I reorder the images before making the PDF?
Yes. Drag the pages into the order you want before you convert, so the PDF comes out in the right sequence. No need to rename files first.
Does it work with HEIC photos from my iPhone?
Yes. Drop in HEIC shots straight from your iPhone, along with JPG, PNG and more. Picmal auto-uprights them using their EXIF data, so nothing comes out sideways. If you want the free built-in ways too, the guide on converting HEIC to PDF on Mac covers them.
Can I do a whole batch, and where do my images go?
Drag in a whole folder and Picmal builds the PDF in one pass. It all happens on your Mac, and nothing is uploaded.