JPG to PDF Converter
Turn JPG, PNG and phone photos into one PDF — ordered, upright and sized to the page, without uploading anything.
Your images become a PDF in your browser — nothing is uploadedCombine photos and images into one PDF — without uploading them
or drag them here, or paste with Ctrl+V. JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF or AVIF. Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is built in your browser.
How this JPG to PDF converter works
Quick answer: choose your images (or drag them in, or paste a screenshot), put them in order with the arrows, turn any sideways one with ↻, pick a page size and press Create PDF. Each image becomes one page. Download the file, or on a phone press Share to send it straight to WhatsApp, email or Drive. Nothing is uploaded at any point, and there is no watermark and no account.
There is no quality loss. JPG files are copied into the PDF byte for byte — the photo inside the PDF is the exact file you chose, not a re-compressed copy. Phones store many photos sideways with a rotation tag that most PDF tools ignore, which is why photos so often come out on their side; this tool reads that tag and places the photo upright without touching its pixels. PNG, WebP and other formats are stored with lossless compression, so screenshots and scanned text stay sharp.
Privacy matters more here than with most file tools, because the images people turn into PDFs are often an ID, a passport page, a pay stub, a receipt or a signed form. Typical online converters upload those files to their servers to do the work. This page builds the PDF inside your browser tab with its own code; once the page has loaded you can switch off Wi-Fi and it keeps working, which is an easy way to check that nothing leaves your device.
The options cover the common cases. Letter is the default for the US, with A4 and Legal one click away, and "Same as each image" makes every page exactly the size of its image, with no white border — handy for screenshots and posters. Orientation follows each image automatically, and the margin can be none, small or normal. If the PDF has to fit an email or upload limit, Compressed quality re-encodes each photo at up to 2,000 pixels on the long side, which usually brings a phone photo down to a few hundred KB per page.
How to turn photos into a PDF on your phone
- Open this page in your phone's browser and tap Choose your images.
- Pick the photos from your gallery — select several at once for a multi-page PDF.
- Check the order in the list and tap ↻ on any photo that is sideways.
- Tap Create PDF, then Share PDF to send it straight to WhatsApp, email, Drive or your school's app — or Download PDF to save it.
Page sizes and margins
| Option | Size | Use it for |
|---|---|---|
| Letter | 8.5 × 11 in (216 × 279 mm) | The US, Canada, Mexico and much of Latin America |
| A4 | 210 × 297 mm (8.3 × 11.7 in) | Most of the rest of the world |
| Legal | 8.5 × 14 in (216 × 356 mm) | Long forms and contracts |
| Same as each image | The image's own size | Screenshots and posters, with no white border |
| Margin: small / normal | ¼ in / ½ in on every side | Anything that will be printed, so printers do not clip the edge |
Common problems and how to fix them
| Problem | Fix |
|---|---|
| A page is sideways or upside down | Press ↻ next to that image; each press turns it 90° clockwise. |
| Pages are out of order | Use the arrows, or "Sort by name" for numbered scans (it knows 2 comes before 10). |
| The PDF is too big to email or upload | Choose Compressed quality and create the PDF again. |
| White borders around each image | Choose "Same as each image" and "No margin". |
| An iPhone photo will not open | It is probably HEIC. Share it to the browser as JPG (iPhones usually convert automatically) or take a screenshot of it. |
FAQ
How do I combine multiple JPGs into one PDF?
Select all the images at once in the file picker (or drag them in together), check the order in the list — the arrows move a page up or down, and "Sort by name" puts numbered scans like scan-1, scan-2, scan-10 in the right order — then press Create PDF. Every image becomes one page of a single PDF. Up to 200 images per PDF.
Does converting JPG to PDF reduce quality?
Not here, with Original quality. JPGs go into the PDF byte for byte, so the image inside is identical to your file, and other formats are stored losslessly. Quality is only reduced if you choose Compressed, which re-encodes each image to make the PDF smaller — useful for email, but a choice you make, not a default.
Why do my photos come out sideways in other PDF converters?
Phones often save a photo in the sensor's orientation and add a tag saying "rotate this 90°". Your gallery reads the tag; many PDF tools do not, so the photo lands on its side. This converter reads the tag and places the photo upright. If an image is still the wrong way round — a document shot from above, say — press ↻ next to it to turn that page.
How do I make the PDF smaller for email?
Set Quality to Compressed before pressing Create PDF. Each photo is re-encoded at up to 2,000 pixels on its long side, which keeps text readable while usually cutting a phone photo to a few hundred KB. Gmail's attachment limit is 25 MB, so ten compressed photos fit easily where ten original ones might not.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is assembled by code running in your browser tab, and the images never leave your device — there is no server step. You can check it: load the page, turn off Wi-Fi or mobile data, and convert. It still works, because nothing needs to be sent.