JPG to PDF
Convert JPG photos to PDF in your browser as one multi-page file or separate PDFs. Choose page settings and photo order, then download. The tool is free, adds no watermark, and requires no registration. Convert up to 50 photos per run, with the same settings applied to all.
Processed in your browser. Your file is not uploaded.
Select or drop up to 50 JPG files. The same settings apply to all files. This tool accepts JPG only, so use the Image to PDF tool for PNG, WebP, or other formats.
Choose whether to merge the photos into one PDF or create a separate PDF for each JPG. When merging, arrange the pages by dragging files, using the up and down buttons, or sorting by name. Rotate each photo left or right in 90° steps.
Process the files and download the PDF or ZIP. If you want to change the result, adjust the settings and process again without selecting the files again. Merge is on by default, with one page per photo, turn it off for separate PDFs, which download together in a ZIP. Choose a supported page size, orientation, margins, and image-fit option.
A4 is the default page size. Other options are Letter, Legal, A3, A5, or Same as image. Auto orientation uses landscape when a photo is wider than it is tall, or you can select portrait or landscape. Same as image sets the page to the photo dimensions at 96 ppi, plus margins. Choose None, Small (10 mm), or Big (20 mm) margins. With Same as image, page size, orientation, image fit, and the option not to enlarge small images are hidden.
Choose Fit whole image to show the complete photo, or Fill page to crop it to fit. You can also choose not to enlarge small images. Files are processed in your browser and are not uploaded. JPG data is normally embedded without recompression, and phone-photo orientation is applied. For mirrored EXIF orientation, decoded pixels are embedded as a lossless PNG. Images over 150 megapixels are rejected because of the browser canvas limit.
FAQ
Can I combine multiple JPGs into one PDF or make separate PDFs?
Yes. Merge into one PDF is on by default, creating one PDF with a page for each photo. Turn it off to create a separate PDF for each JPG. If you convert several photos separately, the PDFs download together in a ZIP file.
Can I change the order, rotate photos, or adjust the page layout?
Yes. Reorder pages by dragging files, using the up and down buttons, or sorting by filename. Rotate each photo left or right in 90° steps. You can also choose a supported page size, orientation, margins, and whether to fit the whole image or crop it to fill the page.
Are my JPG files uploaded, and do I need an account?
The PDF is built in your browser, and the files are not uploaded. No registration is needed.
Can I use PNG or WebP, and is there a conversion limit?
This tool accepts JPG files only. Use the Image to PDF tool for PNG, WebP, or other formats. You can convert up to 50 photos per run. Images above 150 megapixels are rejected because of the browser canvas limit, with a practical limit of about 16.7 megapixels on iPhone and iPad.
Will converting a JPG reduce its image quality?
In the usual case, JPG data is embedded byte-for-byte without recompression. Phone-photo orientation is applied. For a JPG with mirrored EXIF orientation, decoded pixels are embedded as a lossless PNG instead.