JPG to PDF
Bundle scanned receipts or ID photos into one ordered PDF.
Why convert photos to PDF instead of just sending images?
A PDF keeps multiple pages in one fixed, print-ready file instead of a scattered folder of separate image attachments. This matters for scanned receipts going to an accountant, ID photos submitted to a government office, or a homework assignment photographed page by page — PDFs open consistently on any device, print at a predictable size, and can't have individual pages accidentally left out of an email.
How the conversion works
Each image you select becomes one page of the output PDF, sized to fit the page while preserving the original aspect ratio. Because the conversion runs with a JavaScript PDF library directly in your browser, your photos are never uploaded anywhere — the finished PDF is assembled locally and handed straight to your device's download folder.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I convert multiple photos at once?
Yes — select multiple images at once and they'll be arranged as pages in a single PDF in the order you chose or uploaded them. You can also drag to reorder pages before converting.
What if the resulting PDF file is too large?
Run your photos through this site's image compressor first — it noticeably shrinks the final PDF size, making it easier to upload or send.
Which image formats are supported?
JPG, PNG, and WebP are all supported. The entire conversion happens in your browser, with no software installation required.
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How to use it
Upload multiple images and each one becomes a page in the PDF, in the order shown in the list. The page size matches the image's original pixel dimensions — handy for quickly packaging scanned receipts or ID photos to send or print.
Before you convert photos to PDF
Order pages first, fix rotation, and check file-size limits for the destination portal. After export, open the PDF and skim every page for crops or blanks.