Use JPG to PDF to combine local JPG or JPEG files in a deliberate order:
- Select your images with the file picker or drop them into the drop zone. PNG and WebP files are not accepted.
- Check the displayed order. Use Move up and Move down to arrange the images, or Remove to leave one out. Each remaining image becomes one PDF page in that order.
- Choose Fit image or A4. For A4, choose no margin or a small margin.
- Click Create PDF, then Download PDF.
- Open the saved PDF and check the page order, orientation and legibility before sharing it.
The downloaded filename is based on the first image and ends in -images.pdf.
Choose a page style
- Fit image follows each image’s proportions, with a bounded scale. Pages can therefore have different proportions.
- A4 places the full image in the centre of a white A4 page. The page is portrait or landscape according to the image’s dimensions. You can use no margin or a small margin.
For example, if you combine a portrait document photo and a landscape one, A4 uses the corresponding page orientation for each. Check the resulting pages to make sure the text is readable.
Current input limits
You can select up to 30 images. Each image can be at most 25 MiB (25 × 1024 × 1024 bytes), and the combined files can be at most 80 MiB (80 × 1024 × 1024 bytes).
Each image can be at most 12,000 pixels on either side and 32,000,000 pixels total. All selected images together can have at most 100,000,000 pixels. These limits include the stated boundary values.
Orientation and image handling
Conversion happens in your browser; the images are not uploaded for conversion. Images carrying orientation information may be decoded by the browser and re-encoded to appear upright. Most other JPG image streams are embedded without recompression.
Prepared JPG bytes have APP1 EXIF/XMP data removed, but other metadata, such as colour profiles, may remain. Do not assume that all metadata has been removed.
Mistakes to avoid
- Downloading without checking the order: use the move controls before creating the PDF, then confirm the saved pages are in sequence.
- Selecting an unsupported file: convert or replace PNG and WebP files with JPG or JPEG files before selecting them.
- Ignoring rotation or readability: open the downloaded PDF and inspect every page, especially photos of documents with small text.
- Assuming a particular output size or print result: check the saved file and, if needed, test it with your intended print settings.
Frequently asked questions
How do I change the PDF page order?
Before creating the PDF, use Move up and Move down to arrange the displayed images. Each remaining image becomes one page in that order.
Can I combine PNG or WebP images too?
No. This tool accepts JPG and JPEG files. Convert the other images to a supported format first.
Are my images uploaded for conversion?
No. Conversion happens in your browser without uploading the images for conversion.
Will the PDF contain image metadata?
APP1 EXIF/XMP data is removed from prepared JPG bytes, but other metadata, such as colour profiles, may remain.