How to convert JPG images to a PDF
Photographed receipts for an expense report, scanned pages to email as one document, a small portfolio to share — images become a single ordered PDF here, with margins and orientation handled for you and nothing uploaded.
Step by step
Open the JPG to PDF tool
Start the free tool — it accepts JPEG, PNG, and WebP images.
Add your images
Select the files in any order; each image becomes one PDF page.
Arrange the page order
Use the up and down controls beside the files — the first listed image becomes page 1.
Choose page size, margin, and background
Pick portrait-or-landscape A4 or US Letter (each page follows its image's orientation), or fit every page to its image; then set the margin and background color.
Create and download the PDF
Images are centered with contain scaling — never stretched — so every page keeps its proportions.
Tips that save a second try
JPEG and PNG bytes are embedded directly; WebP is decoded and embedded as PNG, so mixed batches just work.
The PDF contains image content, not OCR text — words visible in a scan do not become selectable or searchable.
Fit mode sizes each page from its image's pixels plus the margin — use it when consistent margins matter less than exact image framing.
Common questions
How do I change the image page order?
Use the up and down controls beside the selected files before creating the PDF. The first listed image becomes page 1.
What does “Fit each page to its image” mean?
Each PDF page gets dimensions derived from that image's pixel width and height plus the chosen margin, instead of using A4 or Letter dimensions.