The free JPG to PDF converter turns your images into PDF documents. Upload JPG or PNG files and the tool places each image onto a PDF page, which you can combine into a single document or keep as separate files. It is free, adds no watermark, and needs no account.
You control how the pages look: choose the page size, portrait or landscape orientation, and whether the images are merged into one PDF or converted individually. Each image is saved into the PDF as a JPEG at quality 90. On A4 and Letter pages it is scaled to fit the page at no more than 200 pixels per inch, so a large photo is reduced to at most about 2,300 pixels along the long edge of an A4 page. With the Fit page size the original pixel size is kept.
How to Convert JPG to PDF
-
Upload your images. Select JPG or PNG files, or drag them onto the upload area. You can convert up to 10 at once, or 50 when signed in.
-
Set your options. Choose the page size, orientation, and margins (margins apply to A4 and Letter pages), and whether to merge the images into one PDF.
-
Convert. The tool builds your PDF from the images.
-
Download. Save the single PDF, or a ZIP if you converted images separately.
Turning Images Into a Document
Images and PDFs serve different jobs. A photo or scan is easy to capture but awkward to send as a formal document, while a PDF is the standard for sharing something that should look the same everywhere. Converting your images to a PDF gives you one tidy file to attach, print, or archive, with each picture sized neatly onto a page. It is a simple way to turn a set of photographed receipts, a scanned form, or a batch of images into a document you can send.
What Happens to My Files?
Uploaded images are deleted from our servers immediately after processing, whether it succeeds or fails. The finished PDF is stored at a link that contains a random code and stays available to download for about two hours, then it is deleted automatically. Anyone who has the link can download it during that time.
When to Convert JPG to PDF
-
Submitting photographed documents. Turn phone photos of a form or ID into a proper PDF to upload.
-
Bundling receipts. Combine images of receipts into one PDF for an expense report.
-
Creating a simple document. Place a set of images into a single shareable file.
-
Archiving photos. Store a group of images as one PDF instead of many loose files.
Related PDF Tools
Going the other way? Convert a PDF to JPG. You can also merge PDFs, or if you have a phone in hand, capture pages with your camera.
