How to Use
- Upload ARW: Drag and drop your
.arwfiles or click the button to browse. - Reorder Pages: Drag and drop the page previews to sort your layout.
- Set Layout: Choose A4 vs fit mode, and margin size.
- Download PDF: Compile and save your PDF document.
Core Features
- 100% Local Privacy: The conversion runs entirely within your browser sandbox. Your RAW photography files are never uploaded online.
- Embedded JPEG Preservation: Extracts the high-resolution JPEG preview block directly from ARW metadata and packs it as a PDF page, maintaining native camera color.
- Custom Page layouts: Support A4 paper size, image-fit mode, page reordering, and margin adjustments.
- Free & Unlimited: Combine and convert multiple RAW files without size or quantity restrictions.
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Calculation Logic
Sony ARW files package raw sensor data alongside a high-resolution processed JPEG preview. Our tool scans the binary stream for JPEG markers, slices this preview block, and uses the pdf-lib compiler to pack them into a standard PDF structure.
FAQ
Is there any loss in resolution?
None. The extracted JPEGs are embedded directly as PDF visual layers, keeping their original camera rendering details intact.