How to convert JPG to PDF
JPG to PDF gathers one or more images into a PDF, one image per page. It also accepts PNG and WebP, and lets you set the order, orientation, page size and margins.
It is what you need when a form only accepts PDF and you have a photo of your ID, when you want to send several screenshots as one attachment, or when you put together a small portfolio.
Step by step
- Click Choose images or drag them into the upload area.
- Put them in order in Your files with the up and down arrows.
- Choose portrait or landscape, A4 or Fit to image as page size, and the margin in points.
- Create the PDF and download it.
A4 or fit to image
With A4, every page is the same size and the image is placed inside it within the margin: the best option for printing or sending to an office. Fit to image sizes each page to its photo with no white bands, which reads better on screen.
The margin goes from 0 to 72 points; 72 points equal one inch (2.54 cm) and the default is 18. With a margin of 0 and Fit to image, the picture fills the whole page.
File size
Modern phone photos weigh several megabytes each, and the PDF will weigh roughly their sum. Jobs accept up to 50 MB; if you go over, shrink the images first or compress the PDF afterwards.
The result contains images, not text. If they are photos of documents and you want to search them, run OCR PDF afterwards.
Frequently asked questions
- Can I put several images in one PDF?
- Yes. Everything you upload goes into a single PDF, one image per page, in the order of the list.
- Does it accept PNG, WebP or HEIC?
- It accepts JPG, PNG and WebP. For iPhone HEIC photos, convert them to JPG first with the Naiara converter.
- Why is the resulting PDF so large?
- It weighs roughly what your photos add up to. If you need a lighter file, run it through Compress PDF.
- How do I fit a landscape photo?
- Choose landscape orientation, or use Fit to image so the page takes the shape of the photo.