Tsuzuri: Image to PDF

Krish Desai

About this app

Tsuzuri turns the photos already on your phone into properly laid-out PDF
documents — receipts, invoices, handwritten notes, whiteboards, forms, book
pages.

Pick your images, put them in order, choose a page size, and you have a
document you can share, print or keep. The conversion happens entirely on
your device.

BUILD A DOCUMENT
• Add pages from your photo library, several at a time, or capture them with the camera
• Reorder page by page, send a page to the front or back, or reverse the whole document
• Open any page full size to rotate it in 90° steps, mirror it, or crop it
• Crop by dragging the frame or its corners, with free, square, 4:3, 3:4, 16:9 and A4 presets and rule-of-thirds guides

CONTROL THE PAGE
• Page sizes: A4, Letter, Legal, A5, A3, or fit the page to the image
• Orientation: portrait, landscape, or automatic
• Margins: none, thin, normal or wide
• Image fit: show the whole image, fill the page, or stretch to fit
• Quality from draft through to lossless, with a separate resolution limit
• White, washi or black page backgrounds
• Optional page numbers
• A live preview of the page before you build it

KEEP YOUR DOCUMENTS
• Every PDF is filed in a library with previews of its pages
• Search, and sort by date, name or size
• Rename, share, print or delete
• Set the defaults that every new document starts from
• Light and dark themes, following your system or fixed to one

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Tsuzuri has no account to create and no server behind it. Your photos are
read only when you pick them, the conversion runs on your device, and the
finished PDF is stored in the app's own private storage.

• No data collected
• No advertising
• No analytics or tracking
• No sign-in
• Works with no internet connection at all

Files leave your phone only when you tap Share or Print and choose where they go.

CONSIDERED DESIGN
The interface borrows from Japanese visual traditions — washi paper grounds,
sumi ink, a vermillion seal, and woven patterns drawn quietly into the
background. It is uncluttered, readable in both light and dark, and every
word in the app is English.

Tsuzuri is free, with no advertising and nothing to unlock.

What’s new

First Live build of Tsuzuri.

Please check:
• Adding photos from the gallery and the camera
• Reordering, rotating and cropping pages
• Page size, margin and fit options
• Creating a PDF, then sharing and printing it
• The app icon on your home screen
• Both light and dark themes

Known: the icon has a grey grid behind it, and the button on the Arrange and Compose screens sits under the navigation bar. Both are fixed in the next build.