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JPG to PDF

Turn 1–100 JPG photos into one ordered PDF, in your browser, without uploading.

Browser onlyYour data never leaves this device.

Decoding, layout, and PDF assembly all run in your browser, in a background worker when available. Photos never leave the device and are never stored.

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Input

Drop files here or Browse

Drag and drop works here too.

1–100 JPG files, 20 MB each and 150 MB combined. Order becomes page order.

The whole image fits inside the margins; narrow gaps show the background.

Whole points from 0 to 72 on every side of fixed-size pages.

JPG bytes go into the PDF unchanged, so quality never drops in transit. The one exception is an EXIF rotation tag: those pages are drawn upright and re-encoded once at high quality, because raw rotated bytes display inconsistently. Everything runs in this tab; nothing is uploaded.

Result

No PDF yet.

Add JPG files, arrange them, then convert.

JPG to PDF lays your photographs out as PDF pages in exactly the order you arrange: one picture per page at native image size, or fitted onto A4 or Letter with margins, orientation and background under your control. Choose it when every file you have is a JPEG and you want the originals carried through untouched. Unrotated JPEG bytes go in unchanged, while a page whose EXIF tag demands rotation is drawn upright and re-encoded once at high quality, which the page states plainly. The file list is the page order, and the whole job runs locally, so holiday prints, receipts and scans never travel anywhere.

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. Drop 1–100 JPG files and drag them into page order.
  2. Pick page size, orientation, fit, margin, and background.
  3. Convert and download the single ordered PDF.

What you get

  • A single PDF whose pages follow your arranged photo order.
  • A4, Letter or native image-size pages, portrait or landscape, with a chosen margin and background.
  • Original JPEG bytes embedded unchanged, except pages rotated once for EXIF orientation.

When to use JPG to PDF

  • Collect phone photos of receipts into one PDF to send to accounting.
  • Turn scanned JPG pages into an A4 document with even margins for printing.
  • Assemble holiday photos into a landscape PDF to share with family.

Frequently asked questions about JPG to PDF

Does JPG to PDF reduce my photo quality?

No, except for EXIF-rotated photos. Unrotated JPEG bytes embed unchanged; only pages that must be drawn upright are re-encoded once at high quality.

How is page order decided?

The file list is the page order: the first file becomes page one. Use the earlier and later buttons to arrange files before converting.

What happens to EXIF orientation?

The tag is resolved against the decoded pixels. Untipped photos embed as-is; rotated ones are drawn upright so every viewer shows them correctly.

Is anything uploaded?

Nothing. Decoding, layout, and assembly run in your browser — in a background worker when one is available — and files are released on clear.

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