How to convert JPG to PDF
- Add your JPG or JPEG images. PNG files work too. Thumbnails appear in a list.
- Use the arrows to set the page order, and remove any image you don’t want.
- Choose the page size, orientation, margin and whether each image should fit inside the page or fill it.
- Click Convert to PDF and download the result.
Layout options explained
Page size controls the paper format. A4 is standard in most of the world, US Letter in North America, and “Same as image” makes each page exactly the shape of its photo, which is ideal for portfolios. Orientation set to Automatic picks portrait or landscape for each page based on the photo, so wide shots don’t end up tiny. Image fit either shows the whole photo with white space around it, or fills the page edge to edge by trimming the sides.
Photos taken on phones often store their rotation as a hidden tag that PDF viewers ignore. This JPG to PDF converter applies the rotation for you, so pictures appear the right way up. Very large photos are scaled to a sensible print resolution to keep the PDF manageable. Everything is processed in your browser with pdf-lib and the Canvas API.
Common uses
- Turning photos of a signed form into a PDF to email back.
- Sending receipts or ID document photos as one file.
- Creating a simple photo book or portfolio to share.
- Submitting handwritten homework as a single PDF.
JPG to PDF FAQ
How many images can I convert at once?
As many as your device can handle. Dozens of photos work well on most phones and computers. Each image can be up to 50 MB.
Will the PDF be blurry?
No. Images are saved at high JPEG quality (92%). Extremely large photos are scaled down to about 4000 pixels on the longest side, which is still sharp at full A4 size.
Can I add a page with no margin?
Yes. Choose “None” for the margin and “Fill page” for the fit option to cover the whole page.