Convert JPG images to a PDF document
A PDF is the easiest way to send several photos as one file. It opens the same on every phone and computer, keeps the pages in order, and is the format most offices, schools and online forms ask for. This converter places each JPG on its own page, scaled to fit without cropping or stretching, and joins them into one PDF.
When to use JPG to PDF
- Documents photographed with a phone - ID cards, certificates, receipts and handwritten notes become one tidy PDF.
- Applications and claims - many portals accept only PDF uploads, even for photos.
- Sharing albums - send a set of photos as one attachment instead of twenty.
- Printing - A4 or Letter pages print at the right size without extra settings.
Choosing the page size
A4 is the standard paper size in most of the world, and Letter is the standard in the United States and Canada. Both give you a printable document. Choose "Same as image" if you only want to view the PDF on screen and prefer each page to match the photo exactly.
Page order and quality
Pages follow the order in which you select the files, so name or pick them in the order you want. Your JPGs are embedded as they are, without extra compression, so the PDF looks as sharp as the original photos. If the final PDF is too large for an upload limit, run it through the PDF Compressor afterwards.
Privacy
Files are uploaded over an encrypted connection, used only to build your PDF, and deleted from the server automatically.