About JPG to PDF
Photographing documents with a phone is the fastest way to digitise them, but a folder of loose JPGs is an awkward thing to send. A PDF keeps the pages in order, arrives as one attachment, opens the same way on every device and prints predictably.
This tool places each image on its own page. You choose the page size — A4 and US Letter for documents, or a page that matches the image exactly for photo prints — plus orientation and margin width. Images are scaled to fit without distortion and centred on the page.
The image data is embedded directly at full resolution, so nothing is re-compressed and no quality is lost in the conversion.
How to convert JPG to PDF
Add your images
Drag in up to 30 JPGs, or tap Select Images. They can be added in several batches.
Put them in order
Drag thumbnails to rearrange them. The order shown is the page order in the PDF.
Set the page layout
Choose A4, US Letter or fit-to-image, set portrait or landscape, and pick a margin.
Create and download
Press Create PDF and save the document.
Page size options
- A4 — the standard document size outside North America (210 × 297 mm).
- US Letter — the North American standard (8.5 × 11 inches).
- Fit to image — each page matches its image's proportions exactly, with no borders. Best for photo albums.
Tips for document scans
Photograph pages straight on, in even light, with the page filling the frame. A small margin makes a scan look deliberate rather than cropped.
If the resulting PDF is too large to email, run it through the PDF Compressor — photo-based PDFs usually shrink dramatically with a modest quality reduction.