JPG to PDF
Put photos and images (JPG, PNG, WebP, HEIC) into a single PDF, in the order you choose. The images never leave your device.
Choose your photos or images
or drop them here · you can pick several at once
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How to use it
- Choose your photos (or drop them in). You can add more later.
- Put them in order by dragging or with the arrows, and pick the page size.
- Tap “Create PDF”. It downloads right away and nothing is uploaded.
Good to know
- Phone photos come out upright. We read the orientation the camera saves, so a photo taken sideways isn’t rotated in the PDF.
- “Original” puts the photo in without recompressing it when possible, so the PDF weighs about the same as the images together.
- For an upload form that wants a small file, choose “Smaller file”. If it’s still too heavy, run it through Compress PDF.
- For screenshots or PNGs with transparency, use PNG to PDF: it lets you pick the background.
- iPhone HEIC photos work too, in any browser. For a whole set of them, HEIC to PDF explains bursts and limits.
Questions
Does it work with PNG and screenshots?
Yes. PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP work the same way as JPG. PNG keeps text in screenshots sharp because it isn’t recompressed.
How many images can I put in one PDF?
We don’t set a limit. It depends on your device’s memory: on a desktop computer hundreds of photos work fine; on a phone, batches of 50 or fewer are safer.
Will the photos look worse in the PDF?
Not with “Original”: the photo goes in as it is. “Smaller file” scales it to about 2,000 pixels on the long side, enough to read and to print on a page.
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