JPG to PDF
Choose your JPG images, put them in order and pick a page size. They become one PDF, made on your device.
Runs pdf-lib in your browser, a 211.9 KB download the first time you convert. Open-source licenses
How to convert JPG to PDF
Choose your images, or drop them on the box above. You can add more and move them up or down.
Pick A4 or US Letter, then select Make PDF.
Download the PDF: one page for each image, in your order.
Page size and layout
Each image gets its own page, in the order of your list. Pick A4 (210 × 297 mm) or US Letter (8.5 × 11 in).
A wide image gets a landscape page and a tall one a portrait page. The image is scaled to fill as much of the page as it can, centred, never cropped or stretched.
Photo quality and orientation
A standard JPG goes into the PDF exactly as it is, byte for byte: no second compression, so no quality is lost and the PDF is about the size of your photos.
Photos taken sideways or upside down are turned the way your phone showed them, from the orientation the camera saved with the photo.
Your images never leave your device
The PDF is made in your browser. No image, file name or page is sent to us or to anyone else, and nothing is added, not even a watermark.
How many images, and how large?
There is no limit on the number of images. A phone with little memory scales very large PNG or HEIC images down to what it can hold; JPEG photos go in at full size.
HEIC photos from an iPhone work in Safari, which can read them. Other browsers say so, and you can save the photo as JPEG first.
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