JPG to PDF

How to use the jpg to pdf

1. Drop your images.
2. Arrange the order and choose A4 or same size as the image.
3. Click Create PDF.

About this tool

Combine photos, scans or screenshots into one PDF. Arrange the order, pick A4 pages with the image centred, or pages that match each image exactly. JPG and PNG are embedded without quality loss. Everything runs in your browser.

A4 or same size as the image?

With A4, each image is scaled to fit inside an A4 page with a small margin of about 8 mm and centred. Wide images get a landscape page and tall images a portrait page. With Same as image, each page matches the pixel size of its picture exactly, which suits screenshots and when you do not want white borders.

Scanning documents with your phone

• Use even, bright light and avoid shadows from your hand or phone.
• Hold the phone parallel to the page, so text is not slanted.
• Capture each page as a separate image and number the files in order.
• If your phone has a scan mode, it flattens and sharpens the page better than a plain photo.

Getting the order and size right

Pages follow the list from top to bottom. Use the arrows to reorder them before you create the PDF. A PDF is about as large as the images it contains, so a stack of 12-megapixel photos can run to tens of megabytes. For forms and portals with a size limit, shrink the images with the Image Resizer or Image Compressor first.

Which formats work

JPG and PNG images are embedded as they are, so their quality is preserved. WebP, GIF and BMP images are first re-saved as high-quality JPG. If you need to combine the result with existing PDF files, create the PDF here and then use the Merge PDF tool.

Frequently asked questions