What image formats are supported?

JPG, PNG, and WebP images are supported. All are processed entirely in your browser.

Can I add multiple images to one PDF?

Yes. Upload multiple images and each becomes a page. Drag them to reorder before downloading.

Can I control the order of images in the PDF?

Yes. Arrange your images before converting and they are placed into the PDF in that order, one per page by default. Reorder them first so scanned pages or photos appear in the correct sequence in the finished document.

What page size will the PDF pages be?

You can usually fit images to a standard A4 or US Letter page, or size each page to the image. Standard pages are best for printing; image-sized pages remove white margins for screen viewing. Orientation follows each image shape.

Will my images lose quality when converted to PDF?

Your photos are embedded at their existing resolution, so no meaningful re-compression is forced on the image content. If you need a smaller PDF, compress the images first, since the final file size mostly reflects the source images.

Can I convert PNG and screenshots to PDF too?

Yes. Besides JPG, common formats like PNG, WebP and GIF can be placed into a PDF. PNG and screenshots keep their sharp edges, and any transparent areas are flattened onto a white page background since PDF pages are opaque.

Can I combine portrait and landscape images in one PDF?

Yes. Each page can match its own image orientation, so a mix of vertical and horizontal photos fits naturally without awkward rotation. This makes it easy to assemble mixed scans into one tidy, shareable file.

JPG to PDF Converter — Convert Images to PDF

How to use JPG to PDF Converter

Convert one or multiple JPG (or PNG) images into a single PDF document, all within your browser with no server upload. Reorder images, choose page orientation and margins, and download a professional PDF ready for printing, emailing, or archiving. Perfect for scanned documents, photo portfolios, ID uploads, and form submissions.

Upload one or more JPG or PNG image files using the file picker.
Drag images to reorder the pages in your preferred sequence.
Select page size (A4, Letter, original image size) and orientation.
Adjust margins if needed, then click "Convert to PDF".
Download the resulting PDF file.

Your data never leaves your device — 100% private processing.

Image-to-PDF page sizing options

The page size setting determines how images are placed within the PDF. "Fit to image" creates a page exactly the size of each image, resulting in a PDF with varying page dimensions — good for photo books and design proofs. "A4" and "Letter" scale images to fit the standard page with optional margins, producing a uniform document suitable for printing and official submissions. Landscape orientation rotates the page 90° to better accommodate wide images like panoramas.

Standard PDF page sizes
Size	Dimensions	Common use
A4	210 × 297 mm (8.3 × 11.7 in)	International standard (most of world)
Letter	216 × 279 mm (8.5 × 11 in)	North America standard
Legal	216 × 356 mm (8.5 × 14 in)	US legal documents
A3	297 × 420 mm (11.7 × 16.5 in)	Large drawings, posters
Fit to image	Variable (matches image)	Photo books, design proofs

Quality preservation and best practices

Images are embedded into the PDF at their original pixel resolution; no downsampling occurs during conversion, preserving maximum quality. If file size is a concern after conversion, run the output through the PDF Compress tool. For scanned ID documents, passport photos, or legal forms, always upload the highest resolution image available — quality lost at this stage cannot be recovered later. EXIF rotation metadata from smartphone photos is respected, so portrait photos appear upright.

Worked examples

Photos to one PDF

Inputs: 3 JPGs, fit to A4

Result: 3-page A4 PDF

Single receipt

Inputs: 1 JPG, match image size

Result: 1-page PDF

Glossary

EXIF metadata: Data embedded in image files by cameras and phones, including orientation, GPS, and capture settings.
Page bleed: Extra margin space around a printed page that accounts for cutting inaccuracies in print production.
Vector vs raster: Vector graphics (PDF text, SVG) scale without quality loss; raster images (JPG, PNG) are pixel-based and may blur when enlarged.
PDF/A: An ISO standard PDF format for long-term archiving that embeds all fonts and color profiles.

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