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About this tool
A closer look at JPG to PDF
JPG to PDF places your images onto PDF pages and downloads a single PDF. You can reorder the images, rotate individual ones, and choose a page size (A4 or Letter) with portrait or landscape orientation.
It is the quick route from phone photos of documents, image exports of slides, or a set of screenshots to one tidy, shareable PDF. Every image becomes a page in the output.
Images are embedded as fit-to-width PNG pages, so different image sizes produce consistent-looking pages. Everything runs locally in your browser.
Supported files
How to use it
- 1Upload images
- 2Reorder and set layout
- 3Download PDF
What you can use it for
- Converting phone photos of documents into a PDF.
- Building a PDF from image exports of slides or diagrams.
- Combining screenshots into one reference document.
- Creating a print-ready PDF of photos with chosen page size.
What to keep in mind
- Images are embedded as PNG pages inside the PDF.
- Page layout is fit-to-width.
- TIFF and animated files may fail to decode.
- Text inside photos is not searchable until you run OCR on the resulting PDF.
Troubleshooting
A TIFF or animated GIF does not load
Save the image as a static PNG or JPG before uploading; some multi-frame formats cannot be decoded.
The pages look inconsistent in size
Fit-width keeps different image sizes consistent. Large images are embedded at full resolution, which can also produce a large file — use Compress PDF afterwards if needed.
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Frequently asked questions
Which image types are accepted?
JPG, JPEG, PNG, WEBP, BMP, GIF and TIFF.
Can I change page size and orientation?
Yes — choose A4 or Letter, portrait or landscape, before generating.
How are images placed on the page?
Images are embedded as fit-to-width PNG pages inside the PDF.
Can I rotate an image before converting?
Yes — individual images can be rotated before the PDF is generated.