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JPG to PDF Converter

Combine photos of receipts, documents or notes into one PDF that is easy to send, print or file. Drop them below in order; the PDF is built on your device.

Drop or choose your photos

The assistant opens with your files and does the rest.

Choose Files

How to Convert JPG to PDF

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Drop the photos in order

Drag your JPG photos onto the box above, or click Choose Files. They become pages in the order you add them, and PNG or WebP images work too.

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Choose a page setup

The assistant opens with your photos and shows the page setups: A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, or pages the size of each photo. Tap the one you want.

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Download the PDF

The finished PDF appears with a download button. Your photos stay as they were, and a different setup is one request away.

Photos as One Tidy Document

A single PDF is easier to handle than a pile of photos: it opens the same way on any computer or phone, prints in one go and keeps the pages in your order. That makes it the usual way to send receipts for an expense claim, the pages of a signed form or notes photographed from a whiteboard.

Each photo gets a page of its own. On A4 and Letter pages it is scaled to fit and centered with a white border, which you can make larger or remove; with the fit setting every page takes the shape of its photo. A small photo is never stretched to fill the page.

Up to 50 photos go into one PDF; for more, make two. Each photo is placed as it is, so turn any sideways picture the right way first. The PDF is built in your browser, and the photos are not uploaded to make it.

  • One page per photo, in the order you add them
  • A4, Letter or pages sized to each photo
  • No margin, a small one or a large one
  • Built in your browser, not uploaded
  • Free, with no sign-up and no watermark

JPG to PDF: Questions and Answers

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Can I put several photos on one page?

No. Every photo gets a page of its own. To show several pictures on one page, ask the assistant for a collage first and turn that into a PDF.

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What happens to transparent PNG images?

Transparent areas come out white, because each page is stored as a JPEG image inside the PDF.

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What if the pages come out in the wrong order?

Tell the assistant the order you want, such as “put the last photo first”, and it builds the PDF again. Adding the photos in the right order from the start saves that step.

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Do I need to sign up or install anything?

No. It works in a modern web browser on a computer or a phone, with no account to create, nothing to install and no watermark on the result.

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Does it change the file I drop?

No. Every result is saved as a new file, and the file you dropped stays exactly as it was.