JPG to PDF

Turn JPG and PNG images into one PDF. Reorder, then download — done in seconds, fully private.

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How to jpg to pdf

  1. 1

    Drop one or more JPG/PNG images.

  2. 2

    Drag to set the page order.

  3. 3

    Click Convert to download your PDF.

Understanding jpg to pdf

A folder of JPGs is awkward to send and impossible to page through in order. Wrapping them in a PDF gives you one file with a fixed sequence, which is why almost every administrative process asks for a PDF rather than photos.

Each image is placed on its own page and scaled to fit while keeping its aspect ratio, so nothing is stretched. JPEG data is embedded as-is: the PDF is not a re-compression, and the page will look exactly like the source photo.

Because JPEG is already compressed, the resulting PDF is roughly the sum of the input files plus a small structural overhead.

When you would use it

  • Turning phone photos of receipts into one expense claim PDF.
  • Submitting photographed ID documents to a form that only accepts PDF.
  • Assembling product photos into a simple catalogue.
  • Archiving a photographed whiteboard session as a single document.

Practical tips

  • Shoot documents in landscape-free, straight-on framing — perspective correction is far harder to fix after the fact.
  • Reorder before converting; the page order follows the file list order.
  • If the resulting PDF is too heavy for email, run it through Compress PDF.

Troubleshooting

Images appear rotated
Some cameras store orientation only in EXIF. Rotate the image in your photo app first, or fix the pages afterwards with Rotate PDF.
Pages have different sizes
Fit-to-image mode follows each photo's proportions. Choose a fixed page size for a uniform document.

Frequently asked questions