How to convert JPG to PDF
Photos of documents, receipts and phone scans are usually JPG files, while offices, universities and companies ask for PDF. The converter turns one or many JPG images into a PDF, and you can combine several files into one multi-page document right away.
- Add your JPG images
Drop one or more photos in the box above. The page order follows the order in the list.
- Choose the page size
“A4 (with margin)” is good for printing and sending, while “Same as image” keeps the photo without a white border.
- Download the PDF
With several photos, keep “Combine everything into one PDF” ticked, or untick it to get separate files in a ZIP.
When it helps
- photos of documents for an application or complaint
- receipts and invoices for expenses
- several pages of a contract photographed with a phone
- homework and notes to send to a teacher
Good to know
Phone photos are often stored rotated – we read the orientation from the photo data, so the PDF page will not lie on its side. If you photograph a sheet of paper, try the Document scanner: it straightens it and brightens the background.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine several JPG images into one PDF?
Yes. Add them all at once – by default they go into one document, each on its own page.
Will the photo lose quality?
No. The JPG image is placed in the PDF without recompression. If the file is too large, shrink it with Compress PDF.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, pick the photos from your gallery or files – the conversion runs in your phone’s browser.