Platform
Windows.
MassPDF takes images from the selected folder and compiles them into a single PDF file: ideal for scanned documents, photo pages, presentations, manuals, and any set of images that need to be converted into a document.
MassPDF sorts files by name or creation date and converts them to PDF with the desired page format and orientation. Suitable for “scans from a phone,” working with MFPs, and archiving paper documents.
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Free for personal and non‐commercial use. For regular business use and processing of customer documents, a license is required.
Windows.
Folder with images.
PDF (one file).
Scans, photos of documents, materials.
The main task of the utility is to quickly and predictably convert a “bunch of images” into a single neat PDF file.
Takes all suitable images from the selected directory.
Customizable file order in the final PDF.
Basic settings for the appearance of the PDF.
This utility is especially useful for those who regularly work with scans or documents from their smartphones.
Office / Docs
Quickly prepare PDF documents from scans.
Finance / Legal
Compiling documents into a single file before sending or uploading.
Education
Lecture notes, handouts, assignments.
The usage scenario is designed to be as straightforward as possible: select a folder → configure a minimum of settings → receive a PDF.
To make the final document look neat:
MassPDF can be used free of charge for personal and family tasks: document archiving, notes, personal records. For regular document processing in a company, studio, or when providing services to clients, we recommend a commercial license.
Free of charge.
Under a commercial license.
MassPDF as part of your internal or client tools.
For details, see the “Licenses” and “White‐Label” pages.
MassPDF works locally with your files, which is convenient for confidential documents and internal materials.
When working with large volumes:
It all depends on the specific implementation settings: in the basic version, MassPDF tries to maintain a reasonable balance between quality and file size. For particularly critical scenarios, individual settings or a custom build can be discussed.
Yes, mixing formats (e.g., JPG and PNG) within a single folder is usually allowed — MassPDF will simply add each image as a separate page.
The basic version focuses on compiling a single PDF from a single folder. If you need more complex scenarios (e.g., “each subfolder is a separate PDF”), this can be implemented as a modification or a separate mode.
Yes, this is a typical scenario: combine a set of scans into a single PDF so you don’t have to send dozens of separate files. It is only important to check the requirements for document size and resolution with the recipient.
Try MassPDF on a single folder with scans: in a couple of minutes, you’ll get one neat file, ready to send by email, upload to a bank, or store in an archive.