Free JPG to PDF Converter
Combine photos and scans into one PDF. Drop in several images, put them in the order you want, and download a single document.
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Convert JPG or PNG to PDF
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How to convert images to PDF
- Drop in your JPG or PNG files — one or many.
- Arrange them with the ↑ and ↓ buttons. The order shown is the page order.
- Pick a page layout, then press JPG to PDF.
Why turn photos into a PDF at all
Mostly because the other side asked for one. Landlords, universities, insurers and government forms routinely want "a PDF of your ID" or "a scan of the receipt", and what you have is three photos taken with your phone. Wrapping them in a PDF turns a scattered set of attachments into one document that arrives in the right order and cannot be reshuffled.
It also fixes a small practical annoyance: photos sent as separate files often arrive sorted by filename or by timestamp, which is rarely the order you meant.
Choosing a page layout
A4 with margins is what you want when the PDF might be printed or attached to a formal application. Each image is centred on a standard page with a small border, and the page turns landscape automatically for wide images so nothing is rotated awkwardly.
Match the image makes each page exactly the size of the image on it. There are no borders and no empty space — better for screenshots, comics, artwork or anything meant to be read on screen rather than printed.
Keeping the images sharp
Images are embedded untouched, so the PDF is exactly as sharp as what you put in. The quality ceiling is set before you get here, in how the photo was taken.
For photographing documents, a few things help more than any software setting:
- Shoot in even daylight and avoid your own shadow falling across the page.
- Hold the camera parallel to the paper, not at an angle, so the text does not keystone.
- Fill the frame with the document — cropping later throws away resolution.
- Put the page on a plain, contrasting surface so the edges are clear.
If the finished PDF is too large for email, run it through Compress PDF in strong mode; photo-based PDFs respond very well to it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine several images into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 20 images in one batch, arrange them with the arrow buttons, and each becomes a page in that order. For a longer document, convert in batches and combine the results with Merge PDF.
Does it accept PNG as well as JPG?
Yes, both, and you can mix them in one document. PNG screenshots keep their sharp edges; photographs are better as JPG.
Will the images be recompressed?
No. Each image is embedded exactly as it is, so nothing is degraded. It also means the PDF is roughly the size of the images added together.
How do I get portrait and landscape pages?
On A4 the page orientation follows each image automatically — wide images get landscape pages, tall ones portrait. Choose "match the image" if you want pages with no margins at all.
Are HEIC photos from my iPhone supported?
Not directly, since browsers cannot decode HEIC. In iOS Settings, under Camera → Formats, choose "Most Compatible" to shoot JPG, or share the photos to convert them first.