How to convert JPG to PDF
- Click the yellow area and pick your photos, or drag the files onto the page. You can pick several at once, or paste with Ctrl+V.
- Drag the handle (the six dots) or use the arrows to put the photos in order. Each number is the page in the PDF.
- Choose the page size, orientation and margin.
- Click Convert and download.
What it’s for
- Combine photos of documents (ID, driver’s license, proof of address) into one PDF for applications.
- Turn photos of notebook, book or handout pages into a PDF that’s easy to read and print.
- Send photographed receipts and invoices to your accountant.
- Build a simple portfolio or product catalog from photos.
The options
- Page size: A4 is the standard in most of the world; Letter is the US standard. Photo size makes each page match the shape of its image, with no white bands around it.
- Orientation: with Automatic, landscape photos get landscape pages and portrait photos get portrait pages.
- Margin: None puts the photo edge to edge; Small (1 cm) and Large (2 cm) leave white space, which is better for printing.
- Make the file smaller: scales very large photos down to good A4 print resolution (300 dpi). The PDF gets much smaller and photos stay sharp. Untick it only if you need full resolution.
Your photos never leave your device
The conversion happens in your own browser. Photos are never uploaded to a server, which matters for personal documents. There’s no watermark and no photo limit.
Frequently asked questions
Does it work with phone photos?
Yes. Photos taken with the phone sideways are straightened automatically. iPhone HEIC photos open in Safari; in other browsers, convert them to JPG first.
Can I mix photos and PDFs?
This tool takes photos only. To combine photos with PDF files, use Merge PDF, which accepts both.
How do I make the PDF smaller for email?
Keep Make the file smaller ticked. If it’s still too big, use fewer photos per PDF.
What happens to transparent backgrounds?
PNG images with transparency get a white background in the PDF.
Can I choose the image quality?
With the smaller-file option ticked, photos keep good quality for screens and printing. Unticked, they keep full resolution, with a bigger file.