JPG to PDF

What JPG to PDF does

JPG to PDF turns one or more JPG images into a PDF document with one image per page, letting you set the order and page size.

Photographs are how documents actually get captured now — receipts, whiteboards, signed forms, ID cards. They arrive as a pile of loose JPGs, and almost every place that wants them (an employer, an accountant, a claims form) wants a single PDF instead.

Drop the photos in, drag them into the right order, and each becomes a page. "Fit to image" sizes each page to its photo so nothing is letterboxed; A4 or Letter gives you uniform, printable pages with the image centred inside a margin.

How to use JPG to PDF

1. 1

   Add your JPGs

   Drop in the images. Add as many as you need.

2. 2

   Put them in order

   Drag any image up or down by its grip handle — the page order follows the list.

3. 3

   Choose a page size

   Fit to image keeps each page the shape of its photo; A4 or Letter produces uniform pages, with portrait or landscape.

4. 4

   Create and download

   Click Create PDF. The document is assembled on your device and downloads.

JPG to PDF: details and limits

• Aspect ratio is always preserved — images are never stretched, whichever page size you pick.

• "Fit to image" assumes 96 DPI when converting pixels to page size, so photos print at a sensible physical size rather than filling a wall.

• On A4 or Letter, images are scaled to fit within a margin and centred, so mixed portrait and landscape photos still produce a tidy document.

• This page takes JPGs only. Use PNG to PDF for PNGs — they are separate because the two formats are embedded differently.