How to use JPG to PDF
- Select one or more JPG or JPEG files.
- Choose Match image size, Fit on A4 or Fit on US Letter.
- Select Convert JPG to PDF.
- Download images.pdf and verify page order and margins.
🔒 Local browser processing
JPG to PDF
Combine JPG photos or scans into one PDF with a selectable page-fitting option. No registration is required.
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What the tool creates
Each selected JPG becomes one page in the output PDF. You can match the page to the image dimensions or center the image on A4 or US Letter while preserving its aspect ratio.
The result is images.pdf, with pages following the selected file order.
Common uses
- Combining photographed receipts
- Creating a scan packet from phone images
- Turning presentation images into a printable PDF
Important limits
- Image order follows the browser file-selection order.
- Very large photos are embedded and can produce a large PDF.
- The conversion does not perform OCR, so text inside images is not searchable.
Privacy note: Supported processing runs in this browser tab. Do not process files you are not authorized to handle, and keep an original backup.
JPG to PDF questions
Can I combine multiple JPG files?
Yes. Each selected image becomes one page in a single PDF.
What does Match image size do?
It creates each PDF page with dimensions based on that image.
Will an image be stretched?
A4 and Letter options scale images proportionally and center them on the page.
Does this tool add OCR text?
No. The PDF contains the images without text recognition.
Can I mix JPG and PNG files?
Use Images to PDF when you need to combine multiple image formats.
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