PDF guide

How to convert JPG to PDF

Combine photos or scans saved as JPG or JPEG into a single PDF in the order you choose.

Open the JPG to PDF tool

Check the JPG files first

JPG is well suited to photographs but uses lossy compression. Confirm text is readable before conversion, rotate sideways scans and crop unwanted edges. Converting to PDF changes the container, not the detail already present.

Order matters. Each image becomes a PDF page, so arrange the files before creating the document.

Convert JPG images to PDF

  1. Add one or more images to the JPG to PDF tool.
  2. Review and adjust the image order.
  3. Choose A4, US Letter or fit each image at 96 pixels per inch.
  4. For A4 or Letter, choose portrait or landscape and set the margin.
  5. Select Create PDF, review the result and download it.

A fixed paper size is useful for printing consistent pages. Fit each image is useful when preserving each image's natural page proportions matters more than standard paper dimensions.

Keep the result practical

  • Resize oversized camera photos first if you need a smaller PDF.
  • Use consistent orientation for a document meant to print.
  • Leave margins when images should not touch the paper edge.
  • Keep the source JPG files because the PDF is a new output, not an editable photo archive.

Common questions

Is JPG the same as JPEG?

They are names for the same image format. The tool accepts supported JPG and JPEG files.

Can I add PNG files too?

Use Images to PDF for a mixed set, or PNG to PDF for PNG-only input.

Convert JPG to PDF