CourtPDF

Need a free tool that respects privacy and still produces a beautiful photo binder? PhotoEvidenceBinder runs entirely in your browser and exports a PDF that looks like it came from a litigation support vendor.

When to use this

You need to send photos to an insurance adjuster or opposing counsel, and you want each image to include context without manually editing files.
You have a mix of phone shots, scanned documents, and screenshots but need to present them together as a cohesive story for mediation or court.
You want a free option that lets you experiment with one-per-page or two-per-page layouts before you commit to a final exhibit binder.

How to do it (fast)

Open PhotoEvidenceBinder in your browser and click Select photos to import every JPG or PNG you want to include; the tool filters out unsupported formats automatically.
Choose whether to render one or two images per page based on your audience—judges may prefer larger images, while adjusters might appreciate a condensed timeline.
Enter captions that explain what the image shows, including dates, locations, or references to other exhibits so the reader understands the significance at a glance.
Generate the PDF, review it for clarity and spelling, then download and store it with your case materials for easy sharing later.

Why this helps

The layout engine optimizes margins and typography for letter-size paper, so you can print or e-file without formatting surprises.
Captions and exhibit numbers stay attached to each image forever, saving you from retyping explanations every time you reuse the photos.
Running locally means no third-party server ever sees your photos, which is critical for privacy rules, NDAs, or sensitive workplace investigations.

Related tools

Not legal advice. Courts set their own rules. Keep your original records.