JPG to PDF
Combine one or more JPG images into a single PDF document.
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Quick Tip
Add your JPG files. You can select several at once, and add more afterwards.
About This Tool
Why use JPG to PDF?
Combine JPG photos into a single PDF. Each image is embedded at its own pixel dimensions and gets its own page, in the order you added them, so nothing is cropped, stretched or re-compressed on the way in — the JPEG data is placed into the PDF as it is.
This is how most people turn phone photos of paperwork into something they can actually submit. Forms, receipts, ID documents and signed pages usually have to arrive as one PDF, and a folder of a dozen JPGs is not that. Because the original JPEG bytes are reused rather than re-encoded, the pages stay exactly as sharp as the photos you took.
Key Benefits
No quality loss
JPEG data is embedded directly rather than re-compressed, so page images are identical to the photos you started with.
Multiple images, one file
Add as many photos as you need and get back a single PDF with one page per image, in your chosen order.
Documents stay private
Photos of IDs, contracts and receipts are assembled in your browser, so they are never uploaded anywhere.
How to use JPG to PDF
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Add your JPG files. You can select several at once, and add more afterwards.
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Check the order of the previews — pages appear in the order the images were added.
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Generate the PDF.
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Download the finished file, one page per image.
Best use cases
Send phone photos of a signed form as a single PDF.
Bundle receipts into one file for an expense claim.
Submit scanned ID pages where the portal only accepts PDF.
Turn a set of photographed pages into a readable document.
JPG to PDF FAQs
How do I control the page order?
Pages follow the order in which images were added. Add them in the order you want, or clear the list and re-add them if the order is wrong.
Does converting reduce image quality?
No. The JPEG data is embedded into the PDF unchanged, so each page is exactly as sharp as the original photo.
What page size will the PDF use?
Each page is sized to its image's pixel dimensions, so nothing is cropped or letterboxed. Portrait and landscape photos can sit in the same file.
Can I add PNG files too?
This tool is built around JPG input. For a mix of PNG and JPG, use the Image to PDF tool, which handles both.
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