JPG to PDF
Convert one or many JPG photos into a single PDF.
Your files are processed on your device and are never uploaded.
Convert JPG to PDF in seconds – one photo or a whole set of pages. Photographed a certificate, a filled form, your notes or a receipt on your phone? Put the JPGs in order, choose A4, and download a single clean PDF that any office, portal or teacher will accept. Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is made in your browser.
How to Convert JPG to PDF
- Choose your JPG photos – select several at once, or add more later.
- Put them in order with the arrows; the top photo becomes page 1. Remove a photo with ×.
- Choose A4 page size and a small margin for documents, or "Same as image" for photo albums.
- Optional: type a maximum PDF size in KB if a form has a limit.
- Click Convert to PDF and download.
Multiple JPGs Into One PDF
There is no limit on the number of photos. Each JPG becomes one page, in the order you set – ideal for a multi-page form, all your mark sheets, or a handwritten assignment. Already have a PDF and want to add photos to it? Use Merge PDF and JPG.
JPG to PDF for Upload Forms
Government, exam and job portals usually limit document PDFs to 100–500 KB. Set the maximum size here, or use a ready preset:
JPG to PDF (Under 100KB) JPG to PDF (Under 200KB) JPG to PDF (Under 300KB) JPG to PDF (Under 500KB) JPG to PDF (Under 1MB)
Better-Looking PDFs From Phone Photos
- Shoot in daylight, phone parallel to the page, no shadow of your hand.
- Crop to the paper with Crop Image so no table or floor shows.
- Turn sideways photos upright with Rotate Image before converting.
- Faded text? Make it crisp with Black & White Image.
PNG, WebP and HEIC Too
The converter also accepts PNG and WebP. iPhone HEIC photos can be turned into JPG first with HEIC to JPG. To go the other way, use PDF to JPG.
Private and Free
Your photos are combined into a PDF on your device – no upload, no sign-up, no watermark, no page limit.