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About this JPG to PDF converter

Plenty of application forms and office workflows will only take a PDF, even when what you have is a phone photo of a document. This tool lays your images out onto PDF pages and saves the result, without adding a watermark or a footer.

Everything happens inside your browser. The images are read with JavaScript and the PDF is assembled on your own device, which means nothing is uploaded, there is no daily limit, and the tool keeps working if your connection drops partway through.

You can add several images and drag them into the order you want, which matters when you are putting together a multi-page document from separate photos. Each image can be rotated in 90 degree steps, useful when a phone has saved a page sideways. Page size can be A4, Letter or A3, in portrait or landscape, and you can set how the image sits on the page: filling it, fitting inside it, or keeping its own proportions.

How to use it

  1. Add your images

    Drop in JPEG, PNG, WebP or AVIF files. Add as many as you need — one per page.

  2. Order and rotate

    Drag the thumbnails to reorder. Use the rotate buttons on any image that came out sideways.

  3. Choose the page setup

    Pick A4, Letter or A3, portrait or landscape, a margin, and how the image should fit the page. Then convert and download.

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Questions about this tool

Can I put several photos into one PDF?

Yes. Add all of them, drag the thumbnails into the order you want, and you get a single PDF with one image per page.

Which page size should I use for a government form?

A4 portrait is the standard size for official documents in India and most of the world outside North America. Letter is the US standard. If the instructions do not say, A4 is the safer default.

Why is my PDF larger than the images I added?

The images are embedded at their original resolution, so the PDF is roughly the sum of the files plus a little overhead. If the result needs to be smaller, compress the images first and then convert.

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