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JPG to PDF

Drop photos of documents, receipts or notes and get one tidy PDF — A4 pages, in the order you choose.

Runs in your browser — nothing is uploaded or stored on a server.

Drop JPG or PNG imagesOne page per image · drag rows to reorder

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How to turn photos into one PDF

  1. Drop your JPG or PNG photos on the box, or tap it and select several at once.
  2. Drag the rows into the order the pages should appear — the top row becomes page 1.
  3. Choose a page size, then press Make PDF. The file downloads straight away.

Typical uses

Sending photos of an Aadhaar, marksheet or bill as one file; turning whiteboard or notebook photos into a single handout; or bundling receipts for a claim. Many forms want both sides of an ID card in one file — add the front and the back as two pages, one after the other.

Order and page size

Drag the rows to change the order. “A4, portrait or landscape to match the image” rotates each page to suit the photo, which keeps landscape shots large. “A4 portrait” keeps every page upright, which is what a printer or an office expecting uniform pages wants. “Same size as the image” makes each page exactly the shape of its photo, good for screenshots and long receipts, though pages of different sizes print unevenly.

Better photos make better PDFs

Shoot documents flat and from straight above, in daylight, without the flash. Fill the frame with the paper, then crop off the table around it with the crop button in the Image Compressor. iPhone photos in HEIC format need converting first with HEIC to JPG.

Keep it small

Compress photos first with the image compressor if the PDF must fit an upload limit, or run the finished PDF through Compress PDF to 200 KB. Photos straight from a phone camera are often 2–5 MB each, so a PDF of four photos can pass 10 MB before compression. To add these pages to an existing PDF, make this one first and then join the two with Merge PDF.

Questions

Can I add PNG screenshots too?

Yes — JPG and PNG can be mixed in one PDF.

Are the photos uploaded?

No, the PDF is built in your browser.

Is there a page limit?

No fixed limit; very large batches depend on your device's memory.