JPG to PDF

When you need images as a PDF

Photos are the easiest way to capture a document, but they are an awkward way to send one. Ten separate JPG attachments look messy and often arrive out of order. One PDF, with the pages in the sequence you chose, looks professional and opens the same way on every phone, laptop and printer. This is why almost every online form, university portal and HR system asks for a PDF rather than a folder of pictures.

Common situations

• Submitting photographed ID documents, certificates or bank statements.
• Turning a pile of receipts into one file for an expense claim.
• Sending a multi-page handwritten assignment as a single document.
• Combining product photos into a simple catalogue.

Getting a high quality result

Your images are embedded at their original resolution, so the PDF is exactly as sharp as the photos you put in. For the best output, photograph documents straight on in good light rather than at an angle, and crop out anything that is not part of the page. If the finished PDF ends up too large for an upload limit, run it through the Compress PDF tool afterwards; you will usually cut the size by more than half while the text stays perfectly readable.

Order matters

Arrange your images before you convert, because the order on screen becomes the page order in the PDF. If you get it wrong, you do not need to start over, just move them and convert again. It is instant, free and unlimited, since everything runs locally in your browser.