A free JPG to PDF converter that puts your images into a PDF, 1 per page, with no quality lost, in your browser.
5.0(1 rating)Drop your images to make them into a PDF, 1 per page. It all happens in this browser.
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A4 and Letter center each image on its page. Image size makes each page as big as its image.
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Everything happens in this browser, so your files never leave your computer.
This free JPG to PDF converter turns your photos and scans into a PDF, 1 image per page, in your browser.
JPGs go in exactly as they are, with no quality lost. Nothing is uploaded.
Here's what a JPG to PDF converter is, which page size to pick, and how it compares with CloudConvert.
What is a JPG to PDF converter?
A JPG to PDF converter puts images into a PDF, each on its own page.
It's how you send phone photos of receipts, a scanned form or a set of pictures as 1 file anyone can open.
No quality lost
A JPG goes into the PDF as it is, without being compressed again. The PDF is about the size of your photos added up.
PNGs go in without any loss too.
Other images, like WebP, are saved as a high-quality JPG first, or a PNG when they have see-through parts.
A phone photo stored sideways is turned upright.
Which page size to pick
Pick the page by where the PDF is going:
- What it does
- Centers each image on an A4 page, turned to match it
- Best for
- Printing and sending, outside the US
- What it does
- The same on a US Letter page
- Best for
- Printing and sending in the US
- What it does
- Makes each page as big as its image, at 96 pixels per inch
- Best for
- Screens only
The margin around each image is up to you: none, small or big.
Compared with CloudConvert
I converted the same phone-sized photo, 2027 x 3603 pixels, here and with CloudConvert. Both kept the JPG as it was: 569 KB there, 568 KB here.
CloudConvert made the page the photo's pixel count in points, a page 28 by 50 inches.
This converter puts it on an A4 page by default, ready to print or send.
Who is the JPG to PDF converter for?
It's for anyone turning pictures into a document:
- Invoice generator – freelancers adding photos of receipts to an invoice
- Signature background remover – anyone adding a signature to a document
- Image compressor – anyone making big photos smaller before they go in
- Image resizer – anyone fitting images to a page first
It works in your browser, so photos of IDs and documents stay on your computer.
More free PDF tools
Here are my other free PDF tools. Each one works in your browser, the same way:
- Compress PDF – make a PDF smaller, with the text kept sharp
- Merge PDF – join several PDFs into one, in your order
- Split PDF – cut a PDF by pages, or into every page
- PDF to JPG – save each page as a picture
None of them upload your files, and none add a watermark.
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JPG to PDF converter FAQs
Questions about the jPG to PDF converter? Here's what to know.
A JPG to PDF converter puts your images into a PDF, 1 image per page, in the order you pick.
Drop your JPGs here, put them in order, pick A4 or Letter, and click Make the PDF.
No, a JPG goes into the PDF as it is, without being compressed again.
Yes, up to 100 images, each on its own page.
JPG and PNG go in as they are.
WebP and other images your browser can open are saved as a high-quality JPG or PNG first.
Yes, it's free, with no account, no watermark and no limit.
It runs in your browser, so it costs nothing to run.
No, the JPG to PDF converter works in your browser.
Your images never leave your computer.
I did.
I'm Navid Moazzez, and the JPG to PDF converter is one of my free tools on navid.me.
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