JPG to PDF

How to convert JPG to PDF

1. Press “Select images” and choose your JPG or PNG files, or drop them on the box.
2. Drag an image or use the arrows to set the page order.
3. Choose the page size. “Same as image” makes each page exactly the image size with no margin. “Fit to A4” centres the image on a printable A4 page.
4. Press “Create PDF”. The result downloads as images.pdf.

When it helps

Use it to submit phone photos of receipts, IDs or signed papers as a PDF, when a scanner app only saves images, or to send several photos of handwritten notes as one file. Many forms accept exactly one PDF, so putting a few pictures into one file in the right order is a common need.

With “Fit to A4”, wide pictures go on a landscape A4 page and tall ones on a portrait page, with a margin. Small images are not stretched.

Quality and orientation

PNG files go into the PDF untouched. JPG and other formats such as WebP are read by the browser once and saved again as a high-quality JPG. The reason is the rotation flag stored in phone photos. Embedding the file directly can leave a portrait photo lying sideways in the PDF. Reading it first keeps the direction you see on screen.

All of this happens on your device. There is no need to upload a photo of your ID or bank book to an unknown server to convert it.

Tips for photographing documents

Take the photo straight on in bright light without shadows, and keep the whole sheet in the frame. Images selected together usually arrive in the order they were taken, but check the small previews in the list before converting. Add numbering to the result with Add page numbers, or join it to other PDFs with Merge PDF.

Good to know

• Only images your browser can open are accepted. iPhone HEIC photos work in Safari but may not open in Chrome.
• Each image becomes one page. Placing several images on one page is not supported.
• Text in the resulting PDF is part of the picture, so it cannot be selected or searched.