JPG to PDF

Select JPG, PNG or WebP images

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    This free JPG to PDF tool helps you turn one or more images into a single, neat PDF file in seconds. You can add JPG photos, PNG pictures, and WebP images, and the tool places each image on its own page, in the exact order you selected them. That makes it perfect for sharing several photos as one document, sending scanned pages by email, submitting homework or office documents, or keeping receipts and screenshots together in one tidy file instead of sending many separate attachments.

    Everything happens locally in your browser. Your images are never uploaded to a server, so private photos, identity documents, and personal scans stay on your own device. You also do not need to create an account, install any software, or pay anything. Simply choose your images, pick a page size, and download the finished PDF. The Fit to image option makes each page match the size of its picture, which is best for photos. The A4 option places each picture centred on a standard A4 page, in portrait or landscape orientation to match the image, which is better for printing and for forms that expect a normal paper size.

    How to use

    1. Click the file box and select one or more JPG, PNG, or WebP images from your device.
    2. Check the list that appears and confirm the images are in the order you want.
    3. Choose a page size: Fit to image for photos, or A4 for printing and official use.
    4. Click Convert to PDF and wait a moment while the file is built in your browser.
    5. Save the downloaded file, named images.pdf, and open it to check every page.

    Frequently asked questions

    Are my images uploaded anywhere?

    No. The conversion runs entirely on your device using code in this page. Your files are not sent to us or to any other server, and nothing is stored after you close the tab.

    Can I combine different image types?

    Yes. You can mix JPG, PNG, and WebP files in one selection. The tool converts them as needed and adds them to the same PDF, one image per page.

    Will the quality of my photos change?

    JPG and PNG images are placed into the PDF directly, so their quality is preserved. Very large photos may create a large PDF, so resizing huge images first can help if you need a smaller file.

    Is there a limit on how many images I can add?

    There is no fixed limit in the tool, but adding dozens of very large photos can be slow on older phones. If conversion feels slow, try smaller batches.


     

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