Order matters: put the clearest ID photo first, receipts chronological, whiteboard shots last — or use Reorder Pages after. Compress PDF if the camera originals are multi-megabyte. Image Compressor beforehand yields lighter PDFs. Rotate images that are sideways before building the packet when possible.

Freelancers send expense PDFs. Students submit photo assignments. Field teams document site conditions. Prefer well-lit, cropped photos; the tool won’t magically fix blur. Crop, brighten, and straighten photos before packing; the PDF step will not rescue motion blur. Order images deliberately or fix with Reorder Pages immediately after. Compress the PDF when camera originals make email gateways fail. For KYC, place the clearest ID page first so reviewers do not hunt. Use consistent lighting across a receipt set so reviewers trust the packet. Prefer lossless-ish camera settings when digits on bills matter. After packing, compress once and confirm totals on each photo page remain readable at mobile zoom. When mixing phone cameras, normalise resolution roughly before packing so one ultra-high photo does not balloon the whole PDF while others look soft. When mixing phone cameras, normalise resolution roughly before packing so one ultra-high photo does not balloon the whole PDF while others look soft. When mixing phone cameras, normalise resolution roughly before packing so one ultra-high photo does not balloon the whole PDF while others look soft. When mixing phone cameras, normalise resolution roughly before packing so one ultra-high photo does not balloon the whole PDF while others look soft. When mixing phone cameras, normalise resolution roughly before packing so one ultra-high photo does not balloon the whole PDF while others look soft.