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JPG to PDF

Choose your photos or scans, set the page size and margin, and get a PDF with one image per page. It is the usual way to turn photographed documents into a file a form will accept — and here the images stay on your device.

Orientation

Choose your images, set the page size, then press Create PDF.

How to use this tool

  1. Choose your JPG or PNG images. Add as many as you need.
  2. Put them in order with the arrows — each image becomes one page.
  3. Choose a page size: A4 or US Letter for something to be printed, or “fit the page to each image” to avoid white space.
  4. Pick a margin and, for A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape.
  5. Press Create PDF and download it.

Formula and method

How each image is placed

scale = min((page width − 2 × margin) ÷ image width, (page height − 2 × margin) ÷ image height, 1)

The image is scaled by the same factor in both directions, so it is never stretched, and it is centred on the page. The 1 stops a small image from being blown up.

Notes and limitations

  • Images are embedded as they are: JPEG stays JPEG and PNG stays PNG, so nothing is re-compressed and no quality is lost.
  • That also means the PDF is about as large as the images. To make it smaller, shrink the images first with the image compressor.
  • Everything runs in your browser. The images are not uploaded, and nothing is kept once the tab closes.
  • A photo's own rotation is used as the file stores it. If a page comes out sideways, rotate the image before adding it.
  • Only JPEG and PNG are supported. Convert HEIC, WebP or other formats first — the image compressor can save them as JPEG.

Frequently asked questions

How do I turn several photos into one PDF?

Choose all of them at once, put them in order with the arrows, and press Create PDF. Each image becomes one page of a single file.

How do I keep the PDF under a size limit?

Compress the images first — a maximum width of about 1200 px at quality 75 is usually enough for a readable document — then build the PDF from the smaller files.

Will the images lose quality?

No. They are embedded exactly as they are, without re-encoding.

Can I convert a PNG with transparency?

Yes, but PDF pages are opaque, so transparent areas appear against the white page.

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