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Convert JPG to PDF
Drop photos, scans or screenshots and get one PDF with a page for each image, in the order you chose them. Each image sits on a Letter page turned its way, and a photo from a phone stands the right way up.
Drop images here
- JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP or TIFF
- Up to 50 images, 25 MB in all
- A page per image
How it works
How to convert JPG to PDF
Choose the images
Drop them here or choose several at once: the order you pick them in is the order of the pages. A pasted screenshot works too.
Check the pages
The editor opens the new PDF. Reorder or rotate pages, add text, sign it, or crop and turn an image.
Download
Download the PDF with a Week Pass or Pro.
What you get
One PDF from your pictures
A page per image
Each image gets its own page, portrait or landscape as the image is, centered and never stretched past its natural size.
Photos stand upright
A phone photo is turned the way the phone held it, without re-encoding: a JPEG goes into the PDF byte for byte.
Letter or A4
Made in English, the pages are US Letter; in Ukrainian, A4.
A PDF to work on
Add text over a scan, recognize its text, sign it or merge it with other PDFs, all in the same editor.
FAQ
Questions and answers
Which image formats work?
JPEG, PNG, GIF (its first frame), WebP and TIFF (every page of it). HEIC is not taken yet: save the photo as JPEG first.
How many images can go into one PDF?
Up to 50 images and 25 MB in all at once. For more, make several PDFs and merge them.
Does the PDF lose quality?
No. A JPEG goes in as it is, and PNG, GIF and WebP keep every pixel. A small image is not blown up: it stays at its natural size.
Can I add more images later?
Onto a page, yes: drop the image on it or use the Image tool. For more pages of images, make a second PDF of them and merge the two.
Do I need an account?
Not to make the PDF and edit it. Downloading it needs a Week Pass ($6 for 7 days) or Pro, bought with an account.