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JPG to PDF

Turn photos into one PDF, in the order you choose, with the page size and margin you want.

JPG to PDF puts your photos into one PDF, one photo to a page. It runs on your device, so your photos are not uploaded.

What it does

You add your photos, put them in the order you want, and pick the page size, direction and margin. The tool makes one PDF and you save it. You can add up to 50 photos.

When to use it

  • A form wants all your documents in one PDF, such as a certificate, an ID and a bill.
  • You scanned pages with your phone and want a single file to send.
  • To turn a PDF back into pictures, use PDF to JPG.

Step by step

  1. Press Choose photos and pick your photos, up to 50. HEIC photos and PNG photos work too.
  2. Put them in the right order. Use Move earlier and Move later on each photo. Use Remove to take one out.
  3. Under Page size, pick A4, Letter or Same as photo.
  4. Under Direction, pick Auto, Portrait or Landscape. Under Margin, pick None, Small or Big.
  5. Press Make PDF. The result line shows the number of pages and the file size.
  6. Press Download.
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The JPG to PDF screen with the photos in order, the Page size, Direction and Margin chips and the Make PDF button

Every option explained

ControlWhat it does
Page sizeA4, Letter, or Same as photo, where each page is the size of its photo.
DirectionAuto turns a page to landscape when its photo is wider than tall. Portrait and Landscape set every page the same way.
MarginThe white space around each photo: None, Small or Big. It does not apply to Same as photo.
Move earlier and Move laterMoves a photo one place up or down the order.
RemoveTakes the photo out of the list.
Add moreAdds more photos, up to 50 in all.
Make PDFBuilds the PDF.
DownloadSaves the PDF.

Each photo is kept whole and centred on its page, with no cropping.

Who can use it

Free plan: included. Pro plan: included.

What it costs

Free. It runs on your device, so it uses no credits.

Tips

  • Check the order before you press Make PDF. If you change the order or an option after, press Make PDF again.
  • Each photo is saved inside the PDF as a JPG. A see through PNG gets a white background.
  • The tool takes the first 50 photos you add and leaves out the rest. Make a second PDF for the others.
  • If a page has white bars, the photo is a different shape from the page. Pick Same as photo for no bars, or set Direction to match.
  • For a smaller PDF, shrink the photos first with Compress Image or Resize Image.

Common problems

"Try a JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC photo." This comes after "We could not open" and the file name. The tool cannot read that file, so it is left out. Check that it is a photo.

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Updated 31 Oct 2026