JPG to PDF Converter - Free Online Tool

A JPG to PDF converter combines one or more JPG/JPEG images into a single PDF document. Use it to turn phone photos of receipts, scanned pages, or whiteboard notes into one file you can email, upload, or archive. PDF generation runs locally in your browser, so your images are not uploaded for conversion.

1. Add your JPGs: Choose one or more .jpg or .jpeg files.
2. Reorder pages: Use the up and down arrows to set the page order before converting.
3. Choose page settings: Pick page size (Fit, A4, or Letter), orientation, and margins.
4. Convert and download: Click Convert, then download your PDF.

• One clean attachment: Combine multiple photos into a single PDF for email or uploads.
• Print-friendly layouts: Use A4 or Letter with margins when you need consistent pages.
• Private, local processing: PDF generation happens on your device in the browser.

The layout options control how your images fit onto PDF pages:

• Fit to image: Each PDF page matches the image dimensions. This is ideal for simple archiving or when you do not want resizing.
• A4 or Letter: Each page uses a standard paper size. The image is scaled to fit within the page while preserving aspect ratio, then centered with your chosen margin.
• Orientation: Auto picks portrait vs landscape based on each image. Choose Portrait or Landscape to force a consistent layout.
• Margin (pt): PDF margins are measured in points (72 pt = 1 inch). A margin of 12 pt is about 0.17 inches.

Use case 1: Send receipts as one PDF

Snap multiple receipt photos, reorder them, and export one PDF for reimbursements or bookkeeping.

Use case 2: Turn scans into a document

Convert a sequence of scanned pages into a single PDF for sharing, signing, or storage.

Use case 3: Package a photo set for clients

Combine a set of JPG proofs into one PDF so clients can review and comment without downloading multiple files.

Basic example (fit to image)

Inputs: page-1.jpg, page-2.jpg, page-3.jpg
Settings: Page size: Fit to image; Orientation: Auto; Margin: 0
Output: One PDF with each page sized to the corresponding image.

Advanced example (print-ready)

Inputs: receipt-01.jpg, receipt-02.jpg
Settings: Page size: A4; Orientation: Portrait; Margin: 12 pt
Output: A consistent A4 PDF you can print or submit to systems that expect standard page sizes.

JPG is a strong default for photos because it keeps file sizes reasonable. But it is not always the best choice:

• If your input is a screenshot, UI capture, or diagram, PNG often looks sharper; use PNG to PDF.
• If your input is HEIC from an iPhone, convert first with HEIC to JPG.
• If you need to keep the smallest possible PDF, resize images before converting with the image resizer & compressor.

"This tool accepts JPG/JPEG images only"

If your files are PNG, HEIC, or WebP, convert them first. iPhone photos are often HEIC; use HEIC to JPG before creating a PDF.

Pages come out sideways

If the output orientation does not match your expectation, switch Orientation from Auto to Portrait or Landscape. Auto uses your image dimensions to pick a best-fit layout.

The PDF file is larger than expected

High-resolution photos create larger PDFs. Resize the images before converting using the image resizer & compressor, then generate the PDF again.

File too large

If a file is over the per-image size limit, reduce it first (resize, export at a lower quality, or crop). Then add the smaller JPGs and convert again.

• Set the order first: Reorder images before converting so the PDF pages match your intended sequence.
• Use Fit for exact page sizes: Fit to image is ideal when you want each PDF page to match the original image dimensions.
• Use A4 or Letter for submissions: Many portals accept standard page sizes more reliably than custom-sized pages.

• Convert screenshots and graphics with the PNG to PDF converter.
• Combine multiple PDFs with merge PDF files.
• Clean up images before converting with the image resizer & compressor.

JPG to PDF conversion runs locally in your browser. Your images are not uploaded to a server. If you are working with sensitive scans, close the tab after downloading to clear the session.