JPG to PDF
Choose your images, set the order and page size, and get a finished PDF.
How to use
Page order follows the list and the arrows reorder it. For page size, fit to image keeps each photo's own proportions, while A4 or Letter normalise everything to a standard sheet, which is easier to print and to send. Margins are on a slider.
The usual case is photographing a document with a phone and sending it as one file because the other side asked for a PDF. With a standard sheet the picture is fitted whole, proportions intact: the tool does not crop someone's photograph without asking.
FAQ
Which image formats are supported?
JPG and PNG, which can be embedded into a PDF directly with no quality loss. Files in other formats are skipped and the tool says which ones. Run them through our image converter first.
Should I choose A4 or fit to image?
A4 if the document is going to be printed or sent to an institution — every page comes out the same. Fit to image if the PDF is just a container and keeping the original proportions matters.
Will my photos lose quality?
No. Images are embedded as they are, without re-compression.
Are files uploaded to a server?
No, assembly happens in your browser. Photographed documents stay with you.