About this tool
Photos of documents, whiteboard shots, scanned receipts — turning a pile of images into one PDF is a daily task in admin work. The usual approach uploads every photo to a server first.
This tool decodes the images in your browser, lays them out on A4, US Letter or their own dimensions, and writes a single PDF without any network transfer.
How to jpg to PDF
- 1 Add the images and reorder them so the pages come out in the right sequence.
- 2 Choose a page size and margin; images are centered and never cropped.
- 3 Create the PDF and download it.
Good to know
- JPG, PNG and WebP are supported; WebP is converted locally before embedding.
- Images are not upscaled, so small photos keep their sharpness instead of turning blurry.
Frequently asked questions
Can I control page size and orientation?
Yes. A4 and US Letter are supported, with a configurable margin. "Match each image" uses the image dimensions as the page size, which avoids white borders around screenshots.
What happens to photo metadata such as GPS location?
It is not copied into the PDF. Only the pixels are embedded, which also removes location data that photos often carry.
Is there a limit on the number of images?
Only memory. A few hundred phone photos work in a desktop browser; on mobile, keep batches smaller.