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Convert JPG / PNG to PDF

Turn one or more images into a single PDF. Pick a page size, drag to reorder, then download — images stay on your device.

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Tip: Drag rows to change the page order. Choose “Fit to image” for a PDF where each page matches the image dimensions exactly.
About this tool

Sometimes you need a PDF, not a JPG: an immigration form will not accept your selfie as .jpg, a school portal wants a single-document upload, or a client asked for the receipts in "one PDF, please". Our free JPG to PDF converter takes one or many JPG, PNG or WebP images and stitches them into a clean, page-per-image PDF that any reader on earth can open.

It supports drag-to-reorder, several common page sizes (A4, Letter, Legal, square, image-fit), and orientation control. Everything runs locally — useful when the images are passport scans, signed forms, medical photos or anything else you would rather not upload.

How to use

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. Add your images. Drag JPG / PNG / WebP files into the zone, or click Select images to pick them. You can add more later — no need to do it all at once.
  2. Reorder if needed. Drag thumbnails up or down. The first thumbnail becomes page 1.
  3. Pick a page size and orientation. A4 portrait is the default and works for most use cases. Use "Fit image" to make each PDF page exactly match its image's aspect ratio.
  4. Adjust margins if you want a printable border around each image. Setting margins to 0 gives you edge-to-edge pages.
  5. Click "Create PDF". The tool encodes each image into the chosen page layout and assembles them into a single PDF.
  6. Download the file — it lands as images.pdf in your Downloads folder. Open and verify before sending.
Why use this

Why use our JPG to PDF?

Many images, one PDF

Combine dozens of photos or scans into a single, neatly ordered PDF — no batch limits.

A4 / Letter / Fit

Pick a standard print size or "Fit" mode that sizes each page to match its image's aspect ratio.

Drag to reorder

Sort thumbnails visually before exporting. No more renaming files to control the page order.

Local processing

Images are encoded into the PDF in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

JPG, PNG, WebP

Handles the three most common image formats. Transparent PNGs are flattened to white.

Print-ready

Choose margins so the resulting pages print cleanly on a standard home or office printer.

Who it’s for

Common use cases

  • Submitting ID documents. Combine passport, visa and ID-card photos into one PDF for an immigration, banking or KYC upload.
  • Sending receipts to accounting. Photograph each receipt with your phone, then merge them into one monthly expense PDF.
  • Creating a quick photo album. Drop in 20 holiday photos and send the family a printable PDF instead of a Google Drive link.
  • Compiling a portfolio. Photographers and designers package their best shots into a one-file PDF for clients and applications.
  • Scanning with your phone. Use any scanner app to capture each page as JPG, then combine them here into a real document.
  • Sharing chat screenshots. Stitch a sequence of WhatsApp or email screenshots into a single, easy-to-review PDF.
FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Will my images be uploaded anywhere?
No. JPG/PNG/WebP files are read by your browser, encoded directly into a PDF using pdf-lib, and downloaded as a single file. The Beusoft server never sees the images.
Does the tool re-compress my images?
JPG files are embedded as-is (no re-encoding, so no quality loss). PNG and WebP are flattened against a white background and embedded as JPG to keep the PDF small — toggle the "Lossless PNG" option if you need to preserve transparency-blended quality.
What page sizes can I export to?
A4, US Letter, US Legal, A5, square (10×10 cm) and "Fit" (each page matches its image's aspect ratio). You can mix portrait and landscape per page based on the source image.
How many images can I include?
No fixed limit. We have seen users build 100+ image PDFs on a laptop without issue. On phones, expect to stay under ~50 high-resolution photos before memory becomes a concern.
My PDF looks pixelated. Why?
Most likely the source image is low resolution. The tool does not upscale — it embeds the image at its real pixel size scaled onto the chosen page. Use higher-resolution scans / photos for better print results.
Can I add page numbers, captions or a title page?
Not yet. For captioned PDFs, drop the image into our Edit PDF tool after creating the file and add text on top.
Will it work on HEIC photos from iPhones?
Most browsers cannot read HEIC natively. Either convert HEIC to JPG first (Photos > Export on Mac, or any free converter), or set your iPhone to capture in JPG via Settings > Camera > Formats > Most Compatible.

Privacy & safety

The tool runs end-to-end in your browser using pdf-lib. Photos and scans are encoded into the PDF locally — nothing is uploaded, retained or shared. This matters for ID, medical and KYC documents, which is why we built it this way.