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JPG to PDF

Combine JPG photos into one PDF — pick A4 or Letter, set the margin, and reorder pages before you export. Ideal for form uploads that only accept a PDF.

Processed in your browser — nothing is uploaded

Drop files here, or tap to choose

JPG files · up to 50 MB each · drag to reorder

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. Add your JPG photos by dropping them on the box or tapping it to choose. You can add more at any point before you export.

  2. Put them in order with the up and down arrows. The file at the top becomes page 1.

  3. Pick a page size: A4 for printing and Indian government forms, Letter for US paper, or Fit to image if you want no white border.

  4. For A4 or Letter, choose portrait or landscape and set the margin. Each photo is scaled to fit inside the margin and centred, never cropped.

  5. Tap Make PDF. The file downloads straight to your device, one photo per page.

Questions about jpg to pdf

Are my photos uploaded to a server?
No. The PDF is built inside your browser. There is no upload and no account, so the tool works even with the internet disconnected after the page has loaded.
Can I put several photos in one PDF?
Yes. Add as many as you need, drag them into order, and each becomes one page of a single PDF.
Which page size should I pick?
A4 for anything you will print or upload to an Indian government form. Fit to image keeps the page exactly the size of the photo, with no white border.
My PDF is too big for the form. What should I do?
The PDF is about the size of the photos inside it, because each JPG is embedded as it is. Export smaller copies of the photos from your phone or gallery app, then build the PDF again. Phone cameras save far more detail than a form upload needs.
Why is a phone photo sideways in the PDF?
Some phones save a photo lying on its side and only store a note saying which way is up. Most photo viewers read that note; a PDF page does not. Rotate the photo in your gallery app and save it, then add it again.

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