JPG to PDF

Turn one or several JPG photos into a single PDF in your browser. Choose pages that match each image or place every photo on a standard A4 or Letter page.

How to use JPG to PDF

Choose one or more JPG images from your device.
Select Match each image size, A4, or Letter for the PDF page format.
Select Create and download PDF, then open images.pdf and check the image order and page fit.

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What this tool is best for

Combining photographed documents, receipts, or notes into one PDF.
Creating an A4 or Letter-sized PDF for printing or submitting to a form.
Keeping multiple JPG files together without uploading them to Docsy.

Tips for a better result

Select the JPG files in the order you want them to appear in the PDF.
Use Match each image size when you want to avoid extra white space around each photo.
Choose A4 or Letter when the PDF will be printed on standard paper.

Know before you start

The tool creates one PDF page for every selected image.
Images are scaled to fit A4 or Letter pages but are not cropped to fill the page.
Large photos or many files can require significant browser memory, especially on a phone.

Common problems and fixes

If pages appear in the wrong order, select the images again in the desired sequence.
If a photo looks small on the page, retry with Match each image size.
If the browser struggles with a large batch, create several smaller PDFs and merge them afterward.

Frequently asked questions

Can I add more than one JPG?

Yes. Each selected JPG becomes one page in the downloaded PDF.

Which paper sizes are available?

You can match each image's size or fit the images onto A4 or North American Letter pages.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. JPG-to-PDF conversion runs locally in your browser.

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PDF too large for email Reduce it carefully →PDF must be under 10 MB Try the strongest local settings →Image must be under 1 MB Target a specific size →Image must be under 2 MB Keep the best possible quality →iPhone photo will not open Convert HEIC to JPG →Photo rejected by an online form Set the required dimensions →Several photos need one PDF Combine them in order →PDF must be under 25 MB Balance quality and size →

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