Convert JPG to PDF
Combine JPG photos into a single PDF — receipts into an expense report, scanned pages into one document, photos into a printable contact sheet — without uploading anything. Untouched JPGs are embedded without recompression, so the PDF keeps the originals' full quality. Reorder with the arrows, pick a page size, done.
Drop JPG files here
JPG / PNG / WebP accepted · multiple allowed · order = page order
How to convert JPG to PDF
- Drop your photos. The file list order is the page order — reorder with the ↑↓ buttons.
- Pick the page size: A4 for documents, fit to image for borderless photo pages.
- Choose single combined PDF or one PDF per image.
- Click Convert & download.
Typical jobs
- Phone-scanned documents: photograph the pages, drop them here in order, A4 portrait, single PDF. Rotate any sideways shots first.
- Expense receipts: one PDF, fit-to-image — accounting gets a single attachment instead of 14 photos.
- Print-shop handoff: A4 or A3 with a 24pt margin keeps inkjet printers from clipping edges.
- Application portals: one PDF per document (untick single PDF), then each upload slot gets its own file.
FAQ
How do I combine multiple JPGs into one PDF?
Drop them all, keep single PDF ticked, and click Convert. Each image becomes one page, in the order shown in the file list — use the ↑↓ arrows to reorder before converting.
Is it safe for scans of documents (ID, contracts)?
Safer than any upload-based converter: the PDF is assembled in your browser and your scans never leave your device. That's the whole point of doing it client-side — there's no server copy of your passport floating around.
Does the PDF compress my photos?
Upright JPGs are embedded byte-for-byte — zero recompression, original quality. Only photos that need rotation baked in (some phone shots) or non-JPG inputs are re-encoded once at quality 0.92. If the PDF needs to be smaller, run the photos through Compress JPG first.
What page size should I pick?
A4 portrait for anything that might be printed or filed (forms, scans, receipts). Fit to image makes each page exactly the image's size — best for photo archives viewed on screen, with no white borders.
Can I convert each JPG to its own PDF?
Yes — untick single PDF and you get one PDF per image, named after the source file. Useful when a form portal wants documents uploaded separately.