JPG to PDF

Convert JPG photos to a PDF document.

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About JPG to PDF

JPG to PDF turns photos and scanned images into one PDF document, with each image on its own page. Set A4 or another page size, choose the orientation and margin, reorder the pages with the arrows, and name the file. It runs entirely in your browser, which matters when the pictures are ID cards or bank papers, and nothing is uploaded.

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. Add your JPG files, dropping several at once, and use the arrows to set the page order.
  2. Choose a page size such as A4, or Same as image to keep the photo's own proportions.
  3. Set orientation, margin and image quality; around 85% keeps text readable at a sensible size.
  4. Type a file name and click Create PDF to download the document.

What people use it for

  • Combining front and back photos of an Aadhaar or PAN card into one A4 PDF for KYC.
  • Turning phone photos of a handwritten assignment into a single PDF to submit online.
  • Making one PDF from photographed GST bills for the accountant's monthly file.
  • Packaging scanned marksheet images into a single attachment for a job application.

Good to know

Images are embedded as JPEG at the quality you choose, so a lower setting means a smaller PDF but softer text. Each image becomes exactly one page, centred inside the margin, and PNG and WEBP files are accepted too. The result is an image document, so the text inside it is not selectable or searchable.

Frequently asked questions

How do I control the page order?
Use the arrows next to each file before clicking Create PDF. Pages follow the list from top to bottom, which keeps the front and back of a card together.
Which page size should I use for official forms?
A4 is the standard in India and is what most offices and portals expect. Pick Same as image only when the photo's proportions matter more than the paper size.
The PDF came out bigger than I expected. What can I do?
High-resolution phone photos carry a lot of detail. Lower the image quality slider to around 70%, or shrink the JPGs first with the Image Compressor before building the PDF.
Can I search the text in the PDF afterwards?
No. The pages are pictures, so the text cannot be selected or searched. Run the images through the OCR tool if you need a searchable text version.