JPG to PDF
Combine scans and photos into one PDF for sending or archiving. Add files, set page order, and download the document. Conversion runs locally — useful when you do not want to upload documents to unknown servers.
How to convert JPG to PDF
1. Add one or more photos.
2. Set page order (move up / down).
3. Click “Create PDF”.
4. Download the finished file.
Examples
Document scans
Photograph each page of a contract on your phone, add them in order, and send one PDF.
Homework or worksheets
Merge several sheets into one file before sending to a teacher.
Print gallery
Arrange photos as A4 pages and print a set.
When to use it
• When the recipient requires PDF instead of many JPG files.
• When you want one attachment instead of a zip of images.
• When you prefer local conversion without a cloud account.
Limitations
• For OCR (text recognition) you need a separate tool.
• A very large number of heavy photos may strain browser memory.
• Password-protecting PDF is not available in this version.
Why PDF instead of a bundle of JPGs
PDF has a fixed page order, prints easily, and many offices and schools require it. Instead of numbering files “1.jpg, 2.jpg”, you send one document.
Phone scan quality
Use good light, sharp focus, and straight framing before converting. The image compressor can reduce weight but cannot fix a blurry shot. For text, readability matters more than filters.
Local conversion and sensitive documents
Contracts and ID scans are sensitive. A local PDF means you do not have to trust a random “jpg2pdf” site with unclear file retention policies.
Naming and archiving
After download, give the file a clear name with date and topic, e.g. 2026-08-contract-scan.pdf. Keep original photos separately if you may need higher quality later.
Frequently asked questions
How many photos can I add?
Several or more — depending on device memory.
Will quality drop?
Images are embedded at good quality. For huge files, compress photos first.
Which input formats?
JPG, PNG, and WebP if your browser supports them.
Are files sent to a server?
No — PDF building is local.
Can I change page orientation?
Pages are fitted to A4 while keeping image proportions.
Can I reorder pages?
Yes — use the up / down controls.
Does it work on a phone?
Yes, though a computer is easier with many files.
Can I add text on pages?
Not in this version — it is a simple image-to-PDF converter.