How to convert JPG images to PDF
Photos of documents are awkward to share: they arrive as many separate files, in the wrong order, and some forms refuse images altogether. A PDF solves that.
You can turn one picture, or a whole stack of them, into a single PDF in under a minute.
Convert JPG to PDF in a few steps
- Open the JPG to PDF tool.
- Add your images. On a phone you can pick them straight from the gallery.
- Arrange them in the right order.
- Create the PDF and download it.
Everything happens in your browser, so your photos are not uploaded.
Tips for clean results
- Take photos in good light, straight from above, to avoid shadows and skewed edges.
- Crop away the background before converting if your phone allows it.
- Keep all pages in portrait or all in landscape so the document looks consistent.
- Use the same file-naming pattern so the order is easy to check.
Making the PDF smaller
Phone photos are large, so a ten-page PDF can reach tens of megabytes. Run the finished file through Compress PDF to get it down to an email-friendly size.
Going the other way
If you need pictures from a PDF, for example to put a page on a slide or a social post, the PDF to JPG tool converts each page to an image.