JPG to PDF

Combine JPG or JPEG images into a PDF in your chosen file order. Select fit-to-image, A4 or US Letter pages and inspect the downloaded document before sharing.

Put a set of JPEG photos or scanned-page images into one PDF, with one image per page. Arrange the file list before generating the document. Choose a consistent paper size for printing, or fit pages to the image dimensions when the source proportions should determine the page shape.

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Drag & drop your images hereor click the button below to choose filesSelect images

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Upload one or more JPG images. Reorder with the arrows before converting.

Tip: You can also paste files directly (Ctrl+V / Cmd+V)

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About JPG to PDF

Put a set of JPEG photos or scanned-page images into one PDF, with one image per page. Arrange the file list before generating the document. Choose a consistent paper size for printing, or fit pages to the image dimensions when the source proportions should determine the page shape.

One image per page

Combines the ordered JPEG files into a single PDF.

Three page-layout choices

Fit follows source pixel dimensions; A4 and US Letter centre the image within margins.

Source-order controls

File-order arrows determine the sequence before generation.

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. 1

    Add JPG or JPEG files

    Choose the images for the bundle and use the file-order arrows to arrange them.

  2. 2

    Choose Page size

    Use Fit to image size, A4 or US Letter. Paper-size modes centre each image with margins rather than cropping it to fill the sheet.

  3. 3

    Generate and review

    Press Generate PDF, download images-combined.pdf and check page count, order and the scaling of small text.

Formats and practical limits

Input: JPG/JPEG images. Output: one PDF with one page per image. Limits: 30 images, 50 MB combined, 20 MB per image, and image dimensions within 8,192 pixels per side/16 megapixels.

  • Image-only pages do not acquire OCR or searchable text through this conversion.
  • A fixed paper size can scale images up or down. Inspect legibility and intended print size instead of assuming the source file's DPI determines the result.

Practical example

Arrange three receipt JPGs in date order, choose A4, and generate a three-page PDF. Check that every receipt remains readable and no duplicate source file was added.

Frequently Asked Questions

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What does Fit to image size mean for printing?

The implementation uses image pixel width and height as PDF point dimensions. It does not infer a physical print size from camera DPI metadata. Choose A4 or Letter for a standard paper size.

Will photographed text become searchable?

No. These pages contain embedded images; this operation does not recognize text or create editable paragraphs.

Can I use PNG files on this page?

This task's upload accepts JPG/JPEG. Use PNG to PDF or the general Image to PDF workspace when those are the formats you need.