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Convert JPG to PDF

Combine photos of documents, screenshots and pictures into one PDF, in the order you choose: ideal for an ID front and back, receipts or a portfolio. Free, up to 20 images, and nothing is uploaded.

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  • JPG · PNG · WebP · GIF · HEIC · AVIF
  • Up to 20 images
  • Stays on your device

How to convert JPG to PDF

  1. Add your images

    JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, iPhone HEIC or AVIF, up to 20. Each image becomes one page.

  2. Put them in order and pick the page

    Use the arrows to move an image up or down. Choose A4, Letter or Same as image, the orientation and the margin; the page previews show the result.

  3. Create and download

    Click Create PDF, then Download PDF. The file is named after your first image.

The right settings for each PDF

The defaults (A4, automatic orientation, small margin) suit almost everything. For the rest:

You want…Choose
To send an ID front and back, or a proof of address, to a websiteLetter or A4, a Small margin, and Smaller file if the site has a size limit. Put the front first.
To printLetter or A4 and Original quality: JPG photos go into the PDF without losing anything.
A light PDF for emailSmaller file: each page becomes a JPG of at most 3508 px, still sharp enough to print.
A portfolio or album without white bordersSame as image and None for the margin: each page is exactly the size of its photo.
To mix landscape and portrait photosAuto orientation: each page turns to match its image.
To fix a document photographed at an angle, with the table showingCrop the photos first, then combine them here.

What people combine images into a PDF for

  • Sending documents to applications, schools and offices that only accept PDF.
  • Collecting photos of receipts for expenses or an accountant.
  • Turning notebook or textbook pages photographed on a phone into one file.
  • Putting together a simple portfolio or catalogue to send to clients.
  • Keeping screenshots of a conversation or a payment in one document.

Your photos stay exactly as they are

With Original quality, JPG photos go into the PDF byte for byte: they aren't compressed again, so they look exactly as they did. PNG, WebP and GIF images are stored without loss, transparency included.

Need a lighter file for an email or an upload form? Choose Smaller file: every page is saved as a JPG of at most 3508 pixels, the height of an A4 page at 300 pixels per inch, which is still sharp enough to print.

Questions about JPG to PDF

Can I change the order of the pages?

Yes. Use the up and down arrows next to each image. The page previews show the order the PDF will have.

How many images can I put in one PDF?

Up to 20 at a time. For a longer document, make several PDFs.

Will the photos lose quality?

Not with Original: JPG photos are copied into the PDF unchanged, and other formats are stored without loss. Only Smaller file saves the images again, as JPG.

How do I add the front and back of an ID?

Add both photos, front first: the PDF gets two pages, which is what most websites expect. Each image always becomes its own page.

Which page size should I choose?

Letter is the standard paper in the United States, Canada and Mexico; A4 in most of the rest of the world. Same as image makes each page exactly the size of its image, with no white border.

Does it work with iPhone photos and on a phone?

Yes. iPhone HEIC photos go straight in, with no need to convert them first, and the page works in your phone's browser.

Are my images uploaded?

No. The PDF is created in your browser, on your device. See the privacy page.

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