Can I combine several JPG images into one PDF?

Yes. Upload all your JPG files together and they are placed into a single multi-page PDF, one image per page, in the order you add them.

Will the photo quality drop when I convert JPG to PDF?

No. The JPG is embedded into the PDF at its original resolution, so the picture inside the PDF looks exactly like the source.

Is a JPG-to-PDF good for printing?

Yes. PDF locks the layout and is the standard format print shops accept, so your photo prints exactly as it appears on screen, with no reflow between devices.

Will my JPG be cropped or resized to fit the page?

Each image is scaled to fit the page while keeping its aspect ratio, so nothing is cut off — a tall phone photo stays portrait and a wide shot stays landscape, centred on a white page.

Will the PDF be larger than the original JPG?

Usually only slightly. The photo is stored inside the PDF at its original quality, so a 2 MB JPG becomes a roughly 2 MB PDF; combining ten photos gives one file about the size of all ten added together.

Can I control the order of the images in the PDF?

Yes. The pages follow the order in which you add the files, so arrange them before converting — handy for turning a set of scanned receipts, ID photos or contract pages into one document in the right sequence.

Does the PDF keep my photo's EXIF or GPS data?

The visible image is embedded, but camera and location metadata are not carried into the PDF, so sharing the document does not reveal where a photo was taken — a small privacy bonus over sending the raw JPG.

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How to convert JPG to PDF

Click "Choose Files" and select your JPG file, or drag & drop it onto the page.
Make sure PDF is selected as the target format.
Click "Convert" and wait a few seconds.
Download your new PDF file.

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Frequently asked questions

Can I combine several JPG images into one PDF?: Yes. Upload all your JPG files together and they are placed into a single multi-page PDF, one image per page, in the order you add them.
Will the photo quality drop when I convert JPG to PDF?: No. The JPG is embedded into the PDF at its original resolution, so the picture inside the PDF looks exactly like the source.
Is a JPG-to-PDF good for printing?: Yes. PDF locks the layout and is the standard format print shops accept, so your photo prints exactly as it appears on screen, with no reflow between devices.
Will my JPG be cropped or resized to fit the page?: Each image is scaled to fit the page while keeping its aspect ratio, so nothing is cut off — a tall phone photo stays portrait and a wide shot stays landscape, centred on a white page.
Will the PDF be larger than the original JPG?: Usually only slightly. The photo is stored inside the PDF at its original quality, so a 2 MB JPG becomes a roughly 2 MB PDF; combining ten photos gives one file about the size of all ten added together.
Can I control the order of the images in the PDF?: Yes. The pages follow the order in which you add the files, so arrange them before converting — handy for turning a set of scanned receipts, ID photos or contract pages into one document in the right sequence.
Does the PDF keep my photo's EXIF or GPS data?: The visible image is embedded, but camera and location metadata are not carried into the PDF, so sharing the document does not reveal where a photo was taken — a small privacy bonus over sending the raw JPG.

About JPG and PDF

Key things to know before you convert JPG to PDF:

JPG

JPG (JPEG) has been the default photo format since 1992. Lossy compression keeps photographs small, and literally every device and program can open it. It does not support transparency or animation, and every re-save loses a little quality.

PDF

PDF is the universal document format: it locks in the exact layout on every device and prints identically everywhere. Turning an image into a PDF makes it easy to share, archive or print as a document rather than a raw photo.

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