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JPG to PDF

Photos and images into one PDF

Up to 200 MB at a time. On a phone, large documents take longer and need more memory.

Drag to change the order, or use the arrow buttons. Remove anything you don't want in the result.

    One image per page, nothing cropped. Images can be up to 16 megapixels and 10,000 pixels on the longer side. Decoded images are embedded as PNG, so the PDF may be larger than the original images.

    Keep the original. Editing a PDF can invalidate a digital signature, and special features, forms and bookmarks may not carry over to the new file.

    Your file stays on your device. No sign-up, no limits.

    To convert JPG to PDF, add your JPG, PNG or WebP images, put them in order and choose A4 or a page that matches each image. Every image gets its own page and fits whole, with no cropping or stretching. Margins are set in millimetres. It works on a phone straight from the photo gallery, with nothing to install.

    How it works

    1. Add the images. You can pick them in several goes.
    2. Put them in order, then choose the page size and margins.
    3. Press “Make PDF from images” and download the file.

    Each image can be up to 16 megapixels and 10,000 pixels on its longer side.

    Worked example

    You need to claim travel expenses and accounts want the receipts as one file: fuel €48.20, a motorway toll €9.90 and parking €3. Photograph the three receipts, add them in date order and choose A4 with a 10 mm margin. You get a three-page PDF.

    Questions people ask

    How do I make a PDF from photos on my phone?

    Tap the upload box and select the photos in your gallery, all together or one at a time. There's nothing to install.

    Will my image be cropped to fit A4?

    No. It's scaled down in proportion to fit inside the margins, and the rest of the page stays white. A4 pages are portrait.

    Why is the PDF bigger than my images?

    The images are decoded in your browser and embedded as PNG so their look and orientation are kept exactly. PNG is usually larger than JPEG. If size matters, run the result through Compress PDF.

    Can I search the text in the photos afterwards?

    Not straight away, because each page is just a picture. Run OCR on the new PDF to make it searchable.

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    Updated: 13 November 2026