JPG to PDF
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Convert JPG and PNG images into a single PDF, one page per image — entirely in your browser. Free, private, no signup.
How this JPG to PDF converter works
Add JPG or PNG images and this tool builds a PDF with one page per image, sized to the image itself — no forced A4 with white borders unless your image happens to be that shape. Everything runs in your browser: photos of receipts, IDs and homework never leave your device, which is worth caring about given what people actually convert. Honest notes: images are embedded as they are, so the PDF is roughly the sum of your image file sizes (compress photos first if email limits matter), and this makes image pages — the text in a photographed document won't be selectable or searchable.
JPG to PDF tips
- Pages come out exactly the shape of each image — portrait photos make portrait pages, screenshots make screen-shaped pages.
- The PDF is about as big as the images going in. For email-friendly files, resize or compress photos before converting, not after.
- Order is kept: images become pages in the order you add them, and the numbered list shows the sequence.
- Text in a photo stays a photo — it won't be selectable or searchable in the PDF. For searchable text you'd need OCR, which is a different job.
- Mixing JPG and PNG in one PDF is fine; each format is embedded natively without conversion loss.
JPG to PDF — common questions
Latest questions readers ask us about this topic.
Are my photos uploaded anywhere?
No. The images are read and embedded into the PDF by JavaScript in your browser, and the finished file is assembled on your device. Nothing is sent to a server — receipts, IDs and documents stay with you.
Does converting reduce image quality?
No. JPGs and PNGs are embedded into the PDF byte-for-byte, not re-compressed, so the PDF page looks exactly like the original image at full resolution.
Why is my PDF so large?
Because the images inside it are large — embedding doesn't shrink them. A PDF from five 4 MB photos will be roughly 20 MB. Compress or resize the photos first if you need a smaller file.
Will the text in my photos be searchable?
No — this tool places your image on a PDF page as a picture. Making photographed text selectable requires OCR, which this converter deliberately doesn't claim to do. Our Image to Text tool can extract the text separately if you need it.
What page size does it use?
Each page matches its image's dimensions, so nothing gets cropped and no white borders are added. If you need strict A4 output, resize your images to A4 proportions (roughly 210:297) before converting.
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