JPG to PDF

Receipts, scanned forms, screenshots for a report: combine them into one PDF in the order you choose. Phone photos are rotated upright from their camera data — the most common fault in image-to-PDF converters — and the images never leave your device.

Page setup

A4 or Letter places each image centred on a standard page, ready to print or attach to an application. Auto orientation turns landscape images onto landscape pages.

Fit image makes every page the size of its image, with no white border. Use it for slides, screenshots and anything viewed on screen rather than printed.

JPG images are embedded without re-compression. Images in other formats, and photos that need rotating, are converted once at high quality.

Questions

Are my images uploaded?

No. The PDF is created in your browser from the images on your device. Nothing is uploaded or stored.

Why do photos from my phone come out sideways in other converters?

Phones store most photos sideways and record the correct rotation in the image's EXIF data. Converters that copy the raw image ignore that flag. This one reads it and turns each photo upright before adding it.

Does converting reduce image quality?

Not for JPG files that are already upright: they are embedded byte for byte. Other formats and rotated photos are re-encoded once at 92% quality, which is visually identical.

How many images can I add?

Up to 200 per PDF. Large batches are limited only by your device's memory, because nothing is uploaded.

Can I convert PNG or WebP images?

Yes. Any image your browser can open is accepted. Images with transparency are kept as PNG; the rest are stored as JPG to keep the PDF small.

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