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Convert JPG to PDF
Merge photos of documents, notes or receipts into a single tidy PDF. You decide the page size, orientation, margin and the order the photos appear in.
✓ No upload · ✓ No sign-up · ✓ No watermark
How to use Convert JPG to PDF
- Select or drop your JPG and JPEG files; you can add several at once.
- Use the up and down arrows beside each file to set the page order.
- Choose Page size (A4, US Letter or Same as image), Orientation and Margin in points.
- Set Image quality and click Create PDF.
Turning phone photos into a document
Each photo becomes one page. On A4 or Letter, Auto orientation turns the page to landscape for wide photos and portrait for tall ones, and the image is scaled to fit inside the margin and centred. Same as image makes each page match its photo instead, which avoids white borders.
A common use is bundling photos of marksheets, caste certificates or a filled form into the single PDF an application portal asks for. A quality of around 70 keeps the file light while text on the photographed page stays readable.
Limitations
- Photos are re-encoded as JPEG, so a quality setting below 100 adds a little extra compression.
- Each photo takes a full page; two photos cannot share one page.
- Dozens of high-megapixel photos can exhaust memory on low-end phones.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get one PDF instead of many?
Add all the photos together before clicking Create PDF. They always go into a single file, one photo per page.
What margin should I use?
The default of 20 points is about 7 mm. Set 0 for edge-to-edge images.
Are my photos sent to a server?
No. The PDF is assembled inside your browser from the files on your device.