JPG to PDF
Turn one or more JPG photos into a single PDF, one picture per page. You decide the order the pages appear in, and whether each page hugs the image exactly or sits on a standard A4 sheet. It is the fastest way to turn a handful of phone photos into the one document a form is asking for.
🔒 This file is processed on your device. Nothing is uploaded to any server.
How to turn images into a PDF
- Select your images — order matters, use ↑/↓ to arrange them.
- Choose whether each page should fit the image or use a standard A4 size.
- Download the finished PDF.
When you'd use this
- Forms that want a single file — An application accepts one PDF, but you photographed each document separately.
- Photographed paperwork — Turning phone pictures of an ID, certificate or bill into a proper document.
- Handwritten work — Submitting written pages or notes as one tidy file.
- Expense claims — Bundling a set of receipt photos into a single attachment.
Good to know
- You control the page order — Use the ↑ and ↓ buttons to arrange the images before creating the PDF — the list order becomes the page order.
- Two page-size choices — Fit to image makes each page the exact shape of its photo. A4 places every image on a standard sheet, which is the better choice if the PDF will be printed.
- Photos are embedded as they are — Images are not re-compressed, so the PDF weighs about as much as the pictures combined. Compress them first if file size matters.
- PNG files are welcome too — Despite the name, the tool accepts PNG and WebP images alongside JPG.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine multiple photos into one PDF?
Yes — select as many as you like and arrange them in the order you want using the up/down buttons.
What's the difference between “Fit to image” and “A4”?
“Fit to image” makes each page the same shape as the photo. “A4” places the photo, centered, on a standard A4 page.
Can I fit several photos onto one page?
No — this tool places exactly one image per page. A multi-photo layout needs a document editor such as Word or Google Docs.
Which photo becomes page one?
They start in the order your device hands them over, which is usually alphabetical by filename. Check the list and use the arrow buttons to correct the order before creating the PDF.
How do I make the finished PDF smaller?
Run the photos through Compress Image first, then build the PDF from the compressed versions. Because images are embedded unchanged, a lighter input gives a lighter PDF.