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JPG to PDF Converter

Convert one or many images into a single PDF with proper page order.

  • 100% local
  • No signup
  • Works offline once loaded
  1. 1Pick images
  2. 2Order
  3. 3Download
JPG · PNG · WEBP

Drag and drop your file

or pick from your device

Each image becomes one PDF page · in-browser encoding

What this does

Turn JPGs, PNGs, and scanned photos into one ordered PDF — for printing, sharing, or signing.

Drop in your images, set the page size and orientation, and download a multi-page PDF. Useful for scanned receipts, ID copies, school assignments, and turning a phone-photo of a whiteboard into something email-friendly. No upload, no watermark.

How to convert JPGs to a PDF

  1. 1

    Drop in your images

    JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP — drag a folder or click to select. Each image becomes a page in the order you add them. You can drag to reorder afterward.

  2. 2

    Pick page size and orientation

    A4 or Letter for documents. The tool fits each image to the page, scaling to fit while preserving aspect ratio. For square images (Instagram screenshots), portrait orientation usually looks best.

  3. 3

    Generate and download

    Hit convert. The PDF is built in your browser and downloaded immediately. Original images are untouched.

Page sizes — what fits where

The image is centered and scaled to fit the page while preserving aspect ratio. Pick orientation based on the dominant orientation of your source images.

A4 portrait

210 × 297 mm

Standard documents, reports, ID copies

A4 landscape

297 × 210 mm

Wide photos, charts, landscape screenshots

US Letter portrait

8.5 × 11 in

US-region documents, school assignments

Square (Instagram)

1:1

Social-media style proof sheets

Pro tip

Mixing portrait and landscape images in one PDF makes the recipient rotate every other page. If your source images are mixed orientation, split them into two PDFs (one portrait, one landscape) and merge them with our PDF Merge tool.

Privacy

Personal documents stay on your device

Most photo-to-PDF converters upload your images to a server. Bad idea when you're converting passport copies, signed contracts, or medical scans. Our tool runs entirely in the browser using pdf-lib — your images never touch a server.

  • No upload — works for passport copies, ID cards, signed paperwork
  • Compatible with HIPAA workflows (no PHI leaves the device)
  • Works offline once page is loaded
  • No watermark or output limit

When you'd convert images to PDF

Receipts

Expense reports from phone photos

Snap a receipt with your phone, drag the JPG into the converter, get a clean PDF to attach to your expense submission. Most expense systems prefer PDF over JPG.

ID / Passport

Submitting ID copies for verification

Visa applications, bank KYC, age verification — they almost always want a single PDF with both sides of the ID, not separate JPGs.

Documents

Scans of signed paperwork

Print, sign, photograph each page with your phone, convert all pages into one PDF in the correct order. Faster than walking to a scanner.

School / Work

Submitting homework as PDF

Most LMS systems (Canvas, Blackboard, Google Classroom) accept PDF cleanest. Convert photos of handwritten work into one submission file.

Photography

Client proof contact sheets

Combine selected proofs into a single PDF the client can flip through, mark up, and email back with comments.

Real estate

Property photo packets

Listing photos, floor plans, and exterior shots in one PDF that buyers can download, print, or share. Cleaner than a folder of JPGs.

How this compares to other JPG-to-PDF tools

Feature
BBulkShare
iLovePDF
Smallpdf
Adobe (web)
PPhone scanner apps
Runs in browser onlyYesNoNoNoPhone-only
Files uploaded to serverNeverYesYesYesVaries
Account requiredNoAfter 2/dayAfter 2/dayYesFree
Image count limitUnlimited100 maxUnlimited100 maxUnlimited
Reorder pages before convertYesYesYesYesVaries
Page size / orientation controlYesYesYesYesAuto
OCR (make text searchable)NoPro onlyPro onlyPro onlySome apps
Works on desktop browserYesYesYesYesNo
Watermark on free tierNoNoNoNoSome apps

Tips for cleaner image-to-PDF

  1. 01

    Rotate or crop before converting

    If a photo is sideways or has half a tabletop in the background, fix it before adding to the PDF. The converter won't auto-rotate or auto-crop — what you put in is what gets embedded.

  2. 02

    Compress big photos first

    A 12 MP phone photo is 4–6 MB. Twelve of those = a 60 MB PDF. If you're emailing the result, resize photos to ~2 MP before converting, or compress the resulting PDF.

  3. 03

    Use consistent orientation per PDF

    Mixing portrait and landscape images in one PDF means the recipient has to rotate every other page. Keep one orientation per PDF for cleaner reading.

  4. 04

    Lighting trumps resolution for scans

    A 4 MP photo in even, bright light beats a 12 MP photo in shadow. For document scans from your phone, turn on all the lights, hold the phone above the page (not at an angle), and let autofocus settle before tapping.

  5. 05

    Need OCR / searchable text?

    Our tool produces an image-based PDF (not searchable text). If you need OCR, run the output through a free OCR service like Tesseract or upload to Google Drive, which auto-OCRs PDFs.

No signup. No upload. Just the result.

Local only

Files never leave your browser.

Everything runs locally in this tab. Nothing uploads, nothing stores on a server, nothing indexes.

Ready in seconds

Fast — no queues, no ads.

No progress bars stuck at 99%, no rate limits, no 'please wait' screens. Drop, click, done.

On Pro

Branded delivery, when needed.

When the free tool isn't enough, deliver from files.your-agency.com — password and view analytics included.

Frequently asked

Yes. Add multiple images and the tool combines them into a single PDF file.

Yes. Pages are generated in the exact file order you upload.

Yes. The converter accepts common image formats and normalizes them into PDF pages.

No. The generated PDF is clean and watermark-free.