How to · ThriftyPDF
Turn receipt photos into one PDF for expenses
Most expense systems want one PDF per claim. Photograph each receipt flat and well lit, then convert all the images into a single PDF in date order—on your own device.
Try it here
Open full tool pageProcessed in your browser — not uploaded to our servers.
Checking your access…
Steps
- Take clear photos (or screenshots of e-receipts) and move them to the device you are using.
- Drop the images into JPG to PDF in the order you want (by date usually works best). JPG, PNG and WebP are accepted.
- Create the PDF and download it.
- If your expense tool has a size limit, run the PDF through Compress with Fit to size.
- Check that totals and dates are readable before submitting.
FAQ
My iPhone photos are HEIC—will they work?
Convert HEIC to JPG first (on iPhone, set Camera → Formats → Most Compatible, or export as JPG), then drop them in.
Will the PDF be searchable?
No. The pages are images; we do not add OCR text.
Are receipts uploaded?
No. Conversion runs in your browser.
What does it cost?
All six tools need an active plan: a 7-day trial (card required), then $2.99/mo or $19/yr until you cancel, or a one-time $1.49 24-hour pass.