JPG to PDF Converter

A PDF page can hold an image just like a web page can. Whether you need image to PDF conversion for one photo or images to PDF for a whole folder, the idea is the same. For each picture the tool makes a new page for each picture, sizes the page, and places the image in the middle without stretching it. A JPG goes into the file exactly as it is, byte for byte, so there is no second round of compression and the PDF stays close to the size of the originals. PNG images are embedded losslessly, and transparent areas sit on the white page.

Phone photos need care. Cameras often store the pixels sideways and add a rotation tag that viewers obey but PDF pages ignore, which is how a portrait photo ends up lying on its side. This tool reads that tag. When a photo has one, it is redrawn upright first, so a photo to PDF conversion comes out the way the picture looks in your gallery. Formats a PDF can't hold directly, such as WebP or GIF, are converted through the browser as well.

Page size decides how the result prints and reads. A4 and US Letter give standard document pages, with Auto orientation choosing portrait or landscape for each picture, and margins from none to large. Fit to image makes every page the size of its picture at 96 dpi, which suits screenshots, scans and long images that shouldn't be shrunk onto a sheet. Whichever you choose, the picture keeps its proportions.

Everything is built locally with a PDF library that runs in your browser tab, so photos of documents, IDs and receipts never travel to a server. There are no page limits or watermarks. The tool handles dozens of images in a row; very large batches are limited only by your device's memory.