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3-step workflow · seconds

Turn images into a PDF in three steps

From a folder of photos or scans to one PDF you can email or upload: no sign-up, no watermark.

  1. STEP 01

    Add your images

    Drop up to 50 JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or BMP files, each up to 50 MB.

    Read on this page only
  2. STEP 02

    Order and lay out

    Move images up or down, rotate any of them, then pick the page size and margins.

    The order is the page order
  3. STEP 03

    Preview and download

    Check every page in the preview, then download one PDF.

    One image per page
Guide

How to use this JPG to PDF converter

Each image is decoded, redrawn on a canvas and placed on its own page by jsPDF, all inside your browser.

Updated for 2026: build progress with Cancel, and a preview before you download
  1. 1

    Add in any order

    Drop images in one go or a few at a time. Each one is numbered with its page number.

  2. 2

    Fix the order

    Use the up and down arrows on each card. Page 1 is the top-left card.

  3. 3

    Rotate sideways scans

    Tap rotate to turn an image 90° at a time. The page follows the new shape.

  4. 4

    Pick the layout last

    A4, Letter or Legal for printing, or fit to image for pages the size of each photo.

Guide

Getting a clean PDF every time

Four habits that make the PDF look right the first time.

Source

Start with sharp photos

The PDF keeps the pixels you give it. A blurry phone photo stays blurry on the page.

  • Good light, flat page
  • Fill the frame
  • Avoid zoomed screenshots
Rotation

Check the thumbnails

Phone rotation tags are applied for you. Rotate by hand only what still looks sideways.

  • Look at every card
  • Rotate in 90° steps
  • The page turns too
Layout

Match the paper

If someone will print it, use the paper size they print on. A4 in most countries, Letter in the US.

  • A4 for most of the world
  • Letter or Legal for the US
  • Fit to image for screens
Check

Preview before saving

The PDF opens in the studio first, so you can page through it before you download.

  • Page through it
  • Edit and rebuild
  • Then download
Options

Page sizes, orientation and margins

What each setting does to the pages in your PDF.

A4

210 x 297 mm, the ISO 216 paper size used across most of the world.

Letter

8.5 x 11 inches, the usual paper size in the US and Canada.

Legal

8.5 x 14 inches, a taller US size used for some forms and contracts.

Fit to image

Each page takes its image's shape, sized at 150 DPI and capped at 1189 mm, the long side of A0.

Auto orientation

Wide images get a landscape page and tall ones a portrait page, page by page.

Margins

None, or 5 mm, 10 mm, 20 mm of white space around each image. The image is centred.

Guide

How different people use it

One studio, very different documents.

Applicants and KYC

One file per upload box

Portals often want ID, address proof and photos as a single PDF. Combine the scans here, in the order the form lists them.

Typical setting: A4 · small margins · check the portal's size limit

Students

Handwritten work

Photograph each page of an assignment and hand it in as one PDF.

Typical setting: A4 · portrait · medium margins

Expense claims

Receipts in one place

Snap every receipt from a trip and send one PDF to accounts.

Typical setting: auto orientation · small margins

Photographers and designers

Simple portfolios

A clean PDF of selected shots, each page shaped like its photo.

Typical setting: fit to image · no margins
Limits

What the studio can and can't do

The numbers come straight from the tool, so you know before you start.

Input

What you can put in.

  • 50 images per PDF
  • 50 MB per image
  • JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP
  • Formats can be mixed

Output

What you get back.

  • One image per page
  • JPGs stay JPG inside the PDF
  • Other formats go in as PNG
  • PNG transparency is kept

Not supported

Things to know first.

  • Animated GIFs keep one frame
  • No text recognition (OCR)
  • No several images per page

PDF too big for an upload box? Shrink it next with Compress PDF.

Guide

Keeping your scanned documents tidy

A few habits that save you from rebuilding the same PDF.

  1. 1

    Keep the originals

    Save the photos as well as the PDF. The Originals (ZIP) button bundles them in one file.

  2. 2

    Rename on save

    The PDF is named images-to-pdf with the date and time. Rename it to say what is inside.

  3. 3

    One PDF per purpose

    A separate PDF for each form or claim is easier to find and to re-send.

  4. 4

    Rebuild, don't patch

    Missed a page? Add it, move it into place and convert again. It takes seconds.

Page sizes

Fit to image vs A4, Letter and Legal

The page size decides how the PDF prints and how much white space you see.

FeatureFit to imageA4Letter / Legal
Page sizeFollows each image✓ 210 x 297 mm✓ 8.5 x 11 / 14 in
Same size on every page✗ No✓ Yes✓ Yes
White space round photos✓ Margin onlyDepends on shapeDepends on shape
Prints on office paper✗ Needs scaling✓ Most countries✓ US and Canada
Orientation settingSet by the image✓ Portrait, landscape, auto✓ Portrait, landscape, auto
Pro tips

Pro tips for image PDFs

Small checks that make the PDF look right first time.

Mixed shapes? Use Auto

Auto gives each wide photo a landscape page, so it isn't shrunk onto a tall page.

Edge to edge

Pick fit to image with no margin for pages that are exactly the photo.

Phone photos

Rotation tags are applied, so most phone photos come out upright without help.

Logos and screenshots

PNGs go in losslessly, so text and sharp edges stay crisp.

Back up the originals

Originals (ZIP) saves the images you added, not the PDF.

Use the preview

Page through the preview before downloading. Changing a setting clears it, so build again.

Private scans

ID cards and statements are never uploaded. The PDF is built on this page.

Need it smaller?

Run the PDF through Compress PDF for a size limit.

Pro tip: order first, layout second

Get the page order right before you choose a page size. The order is the hard part to spot in a finished PDF; the layout you can see at a glance in the preview.

Which one

Fit to image, or a fixed paper size?

Fit suits screens. A fixed size suits printers and forms.

Forms · printing · sharing
A4fixed size

A4, Letter or Legal

Every page is the same paper size, and each image is scaled to fit inside the margins and centred.

When it may be printed

Portfolios · screens · slides
Fitimage shape

Fit to image

Every page is the shape of its photo, so there is no extra white space beyond the margin you pick.

When it stays on screen

Verdict: pick A4 (or Letter in the US) for anything that may be printed or uploaded to a form, and fit to image for photo sets people will only look at on a screen.
Use cases

Who uses this JPG to PDF converter

The same studio, six everyday jobs.

ID and address proofs

Several scans as the single PDF an upload box asks for.

Assignments

Photos of handwritten pages in the right order.

Receipts

A month of bills in one file for a claim.

Property listings

Room photos in one PDF for buyers or tenants.

Office paperwork

Signed pages photographed on a phone, sent as one PDF.

Photo sets

A simple PDF portfolio of chosen shots.

Going the other way? PDF to JPG turns pages back into images.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Quick answers about formats, page sizes, order and privacy.

Can I convert multiple JPGs to one PDF?
Yes! Upload multiple images, reorder them, choose page size and orientation, then download as a single PDF with all images.
Will the image quality be preserved?
Yes. Each image keeps its full pixel size. JPG photos are re-saved at 92% quality and other formats go in losslessly as PNG. 'Fit to image' makes each page the shape of its image.
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