JPG to PDF
Combine JPG or PNG images into a PDF document
Click to upload images
JPG, PNG, WebP - multiple files supported
About JPG to PDF
JPG to PDF Converter is a free online tool that converts one or more JPG or PNG images into a PDF document. Upload your images, arrange them in order, set the page size and orientation, and the tool generates a downloadable PDF with each image on a separate page.
Converting images to PDF is a common everyday task. Sending scanned documents as PDF instead of a pile of JPG files. Compiling photos into a PDF portfolio or photo book. Converting smartphone-scanned receipts and documents into PDF for record-keeping. Combining product images into a PDF catalogue. Creating a multi-page PDF from a series of screenshots or design mockups.
The converter embeds each image into a PDF page at the specified resolution and size. Page dimensions can match standard paper sizes (A4, Letter, Legal) for documents that will be printed, or match the image dimensions for digital-only PDFs. Image orientation is auto-detected — portrait images create portrait pages, landscape images create landscape pages.
Image quality is fully preserved in the PDF output. The converter does not recompress or alter the source images — each JPG or PNG is embedded as-is into the PDF. The resulting PDF will be approximately the same total size as the sum of the input images, plus a small overhead for PDF structure.
How to Use JPG to PDF
- 1Upload one or more JPG or PNG image files
- 2Drag to reorder the images if needed
- 3Select page size (A4, Letter, or fit to image)
- 4Click "Convert to PDF" to generate the PDF
- 5Download the combined PDF file
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Upload multiple images and they will each become a separate page in the PDF, in the order you arrange them. There is no limit to the number of images per PDF (within file size limits).
JPG/JPEG and PNG are fully supported. Some tools also support WebP, BMP, and GIF. For other formats, use the image converter tools first to convert to JPG before creating the PDF.
No. Images are embedded into the PDF at their original quality without recompression. The PDF file size will be approximately equal to the sum of the original image sizes.
Upload all the scanned page images, arrange them in the correct order, and click convert. Each image becomes one page in the resulting PDF — exactly what is needed for a multi-page scanned document.
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