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JPG to PDF

Combine JPG images into a PDF, one image per page.

Select JPG images

or drop images here

PDF files are processed locally in your browser and never uploaded.

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About JPG to PDF

JPG to PDF converts JPG images into a PDF, one image per page. Select several images and the tool builds a PDF with each image on its own page, in the order selected. It is made for turning photos, scans and screenshots into a single document that can be emailed, printed or archived as a PDF.

Individual images are awkward to share as a set: they arrive out of order, some get compressed by messaging apps, and printing them means handling each file separately. A PDF fixes the order and the presentation, and gives the recipient one file instead of many.

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. Choose JPG images with “Select JPG images”, or drag them into the file area.
  2. Check that the images are in the order you want.
  3. Press “Convert to PDF”.
  4. Download the PDF, named images.pdf.

Why use JPG to PDF

Photos and scans, in order, in one PDF — ready to send or print.

Common uses

Common uses include turning photos of receipts into a single expense document, converting scanned pages into a PDF for an application portal, combining screenshots into one file for a support ticket, and making a printable PDF from phone photos of notes or certificates. One PDF is easier to file than a set of loose images.

Your files and privacy

Your images are converted in your browser and are never uploaded to a server.

Frequently asked questions

Can I convert multiple images at once?

Yes. Select multiple images; each becomes one page, in the order selected.

Can I choose the page size and orientation?

Yes. The options panel lets you pick A4 or Letter page size, portrait or landscape orientation, margins, and whether each image fits the page or fills it. Those settings apply to every page of the PDF.

What if my images are not JPG?

Use Image to PDF for a mix of image formats. JPG to PDF is for JPG images; other formats are handled by the general image-to-PDF tool.

Will image quality change?

Images are placed into the PDF at a size that fits the page. Very large images are scaled to fit, which is normal for a printable PDF.

Can I add text to the PDF?

No. This tool places images only. To add text, convert first and then edit the PDF, or build the document in a word processor and convert that instead.