pdfmakeTOOLKIT
Convert · Runs on your device

Convert JPG to PDF

Turn photos into a proper document. Several images become one PDF, in the order you arrange them, at the page size you choose.

  • Free
  • No signup
  • Runs in your browser
  • Nothing uploaded
Work surface · ISO 216
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How it works

Convert JPG to PDF in three steps

  1. Add your JPGsselect them all at once or add them in batches.
  2. Arrange and choose a page sizematch each image, or fit everything to A4 or Letter.
  3. Build the PDFone image per page, downloaded on the spot.
Why use this one

What you get

Photographed documents become sendable

Three phone photos of a signed contract turn into one file that looks deliberate rather than improvised.

A4 with margins, or exact fit

Fit each page to its image for photo albums; pick A4 with a margin when a form has to print properly.

Order before you commit

Reorder in the list first — rebuilding is cheap but checking is cheaper.

Photographing a document so it converts well

The most common problem isn't the conversion, it's the source. Shoot straight down rather than at an angle, get even light without a shadow from your own hand, and fill the frame with the page. A photo that needs explaining is a photo that should be retaken.

If your phone has a document scan mode, use it. It corrects perspective and flattens contrast, which produces a far more legible PDF than a raw photo and a much smaller file.

Specifications

Limits and formats

InputJPG and JPEG (PNG also accepted)
Page sizesMatch image, A4, US Letter
Margin0 to 144 points (72 points = 1 inch)
LayoutOne image per page, centered and scaled to fit
Questions

Common questions

Can I put several photos on one page?

Not currently — the tool places one image per page. For a contact-sheet layout you'd need to compose the grid in an image editor first.

Will the photos lose quality?

No. JPGs are embedded as they are, without re-encoding. The PDF holds your original image data.

Why is my PDF so large?

Modern phone photos are several megabytes each, and the PDF is the sum of them. Run the result through compress if it needs to be emailed.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. Images are read from your device and assembled in the browser. Photographs of identity documents never leave the machine.

What order do the images come out in?

Exactly the order shown in the list, which you can change with the arrows before converting.

Where this fits

What people do around this step

From phone photos to a filed document

  1. Convert JPG to PDFYou are here · gather the shots into one document, in page order
  2. Rotate PDF pagesstraighten anything that came in sideways
  3. Compress a PDFbring the weight down before sending it