How to convert JPG to PDF
Put photos of receipts, documents, ID or homework into a PDF to email, print or upload where only PDFs are accepted. Several photos become one PDF, one page each.
- Add your JPG images: drop them on the box above, or press Choose JPG images. Add as many as you like.
- Pick the page size and whether to combine them into one PDF. Set the quality for photos.
- Each file converts straight away on your device. The list shows the size before and after.
- Press Save all for the PDF, or Download next to a single image for its own PDF.
JPG vs PDF
| JPG (JPEG) | ||
|---|---|---|
| Best for | Photos | Documents, printing, emailing and upload forms |
| Transparency | No | Pages are filled with a background colour |
| Compression | Lossy: small files, some detail thrown away | Holds the images (JPG inside for photos, lossless for graphics) |
| Opens in | Everywhere: every phone, computer, website and upload form | Everywhere |
Good to know
- Combine all images into one PDF is on by default; turn it off to get one PDF per image (in a ZIP).
- Page size: Same as the image, A4 or US Letter. On A4 and Letter each photo is fitted to the page with a small margin, turned to landscape when the photo is wide.
- Pages follow the order the images were added. Add them one at a time, or name the files 1, 2, 3 so they are picked in order.
- Nothing is uploaded. Your images are read, converted and saved in this browser tab, and camera details and GPS location are not copied into the new file.
Questions
How do I combine several JPGs into one PDF?
Add all the photos, keep "Combine all images into one PDF" ticked and press Save all. You get one PDF with a page per photo.
Can I make the PDF smaller?
Yes. Lower the quality slider; photos are stored as JPG inside the PDF. Merging and compressing existing PDFs is in PDF Tools.
Are my documents uploaded?
No. The PDF is made in this browser tab on your device, which matters for IDs and bank statements.