How to use JPG to PDF
Choose one or more JPG or PNG images, in the order you want the pages. Pick a page size and margin, then press Process PDF and download the file.
Getting the page order right
Pages follow the order of your selection. Most file pickers sort by name, so rename photos 01, 02, 03 first when the order matters, such as for a multi-page form you photographed.
Which page size to pick
A4 and US Letter give a PDF that prints cleanly, with each image scaled to fit and centred. Landscape photos get a landscape page. "Same as each image" keeps every pixel at full size, which suits screenshots and scans but makes very large pages from phone photos.
Keeping the file small
Images go into the PDF unchanged, so ten 4 MB photos make a PDF of about 40 MB. For email, shrink the photos first with the image compressor, then convert them.
How it works
Each image is embedded unchanged and scaled to fit its page
Examples
- Worked example
Choose three photos in order and get a three-page PDF.
Limitations and assumptions
JPG and PNG only; HEIC and WebP photos need converting first. Up to 50 images and 50 MB at a time. Images are not recompressed, so a PDF of large photos stays large.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change a JPG to PDF?
Choose the JPG, pick a page size and press Process PDF. Download the PDF; with several JPGs, each becomes one page in the order you picked them.
Can I merge JPGs into one PDF for free?
Yes. Select all the JPG images at once and they are combined into a single PDF, free and without a watermark.
Can I convert PNG to PDF here too?
Yes. JPG and PNG images can be mixed in one PDF. HEIC photos from iPhones and WebP images need converting to JPG first.
Are my photos uploaded?
No. The PDF is built inside your browser tab, so the images stay on your device.
How many images can I add?
Up to 50 images and 50 MB in one go. For more, make two PDFs and join them with Merge PDF.