How to Convert JPG to PDF

1. Upload images: Drag and drop your JPG, PNG, or WebP files into the upload area, or click to browse and select multiple images.
2. Arrange order: Your images will appear in a preview list. They'll be added to the PDF in the order shown (you can re-upload to change order).
3. Choose settings: Select whether to combine all images into a single PDF or create individual PDF files for each image.
4. Select page size: Choose "Auto" to fit each page to the image dimensions, or select a standard size like A4 or Letter.
5. Adjust fit: Choose how images should fit on the page - "Fit" maintains aspect ratio, "Fill" may crop edges, and "Stretch" fills the entire page.
6. Convert: Click "Convert to PDF" and your file(s) will be generated and downloaded automatically.

Features

• Multiple formats: Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, and GIF images
• Batch conversion: Convert multiple images at once
• Flexible output: Create a single multi-page PDF or individual PDF files
• Custom page sizes: Auto-fit, A4, Letter, or Legal paper sizes
• 100% private: All processing happens locally in your browser - your images never touch our servers
• No file size limits: Convert as many images as your device can handle
• Free forever: No registration, no watermarks, no hidden fees

Why Convert Images to PDF?

PDF files are the universal standard for sharing documents. Converting your images to PDF offers several advantages:

• Professional presentation: PDFs look polished and can be opened on any device
• Combine multiple images: Merge several photos or scans into one organized document
• Smaller file sizes: PDFs often compress better than individual image files
• Preserve quality: PDFs maintain image quality without degradation
• Add security: PDFs can be password-protected (though this tool focuses on conversion)
• Print-ready: PDF files are ideal for printing with consistent formatting

Common Use Cases

• Documents: Scan receipts, invoices, or contracts with your phone and convert to PDF for record-keeping
• Photo books: Create a PDF album from vacation photos or family events
• Reports: Combine charts, graphs, and screenshots into a professional report
• Presentations: Convert slide screenshots to a shareable PDF handout
• Portfolios: Showcase your artwork, designs, or photography in a professional PDF portfolio
• E-books: Turn comic strips, manga scans, or illustrated content into a readable PDF

Tips for Best Results

• Image quality: Use high-resolution images for better PDF output quality
• Consistent dimensions: Images with similar aspect ratios work best when combined in a single PDF
• File naming: Name your images in order (1.jpg, 2.jpg, etc.) before uploading for automatic sorting
• Page orientation: Choose "Auto" page size to match each image's orientation (portrait/landscape)
• File size: If your PDF is too large, consider compressing your images before conversion or using our Image Compressor tool

Privacy & Security

Your privacy is our top priority. This JPG to PDF converter operates entirely in your web browser using JavaScript. When you upload images:

• Files never leave your device or get uploaded to any server
• No data is collected, stored, or transmitted
• You can use this tool offline after the page loads
• Your converted PDFs remain completely private

Frequently Asked Questions

What image formats can I convert to PDF?

This tool supports all major image formats including JPG/JPEG, PNG, WebP, BMP, GIF, and more. Any image your browser can display can be converted to PDF.

Is there a limit on file size or number of images?

No! Since all processing happens in your browser, the only limit is your device's available memory. Most modern devices can handle hundreds of images without issue.

Can I rearrange the order of images?

Currently, images are added in the order you select them. To change the order, clear all images and re-upload them in your desired sequence. We recommend naming files numerically (1.jpg, 2.jpg) for automatic sorting.

What's the difference between "Fit" and "Fill" modes?

"Fit" scales the image to fit entirely within the page while maintaining its aspect ratio - you may see white borders. "Fill" scales the image to cover the entire page, which may crop parts of the image. "Stretch" distorts the image to fill the page exactly.

Can I add text or annotations to the PDF?

This tool focuses on image-to-PDF conversion. For editing PDF content, you'll need a dedicated PDF editor. However, you can add text overlays to your images before conversion using our Watermark Maker tool.

Why is my PDF file larger than expected?

PDF file size depends on the resolution and dimensions of your images. High-resolution photos create larger PDFs. To reduce file size, compress your images using our Image Compressor tool before converting to PDF.

Can I convert PDFs back to images?

While this tool converts images to PDF, we also offer a PDF to JPG converter (coming soon) for the reverse operation.