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JPG to PDF Converter
Turn photos and scans into a single PDF, in the order you want.
Your files stay on your device - processed locally via WebAssembly, never uploaded
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JPEG, PNG, WebP, HEIC - add multiple, or paste (Ctrl+V)
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About JPG to PDF Converter
Last updated: October 2026
Phone photos of documents are how most paperwork gets captured now, and almost every place you have to send it wants one PDF rather than six JPGs. This builds that PDF in your browser: add the images, put them in order, and get a single document with one image per page. Page size and orientation are yours to set, so a batch of portrait phone photos does not end up letterboxed on landscape pages, and margins can be added so nothing sits against the trim edge when printed. Because the result is assembled locally, the photos are not uploaded - which is the whole point when what you are photographing is a passport, a payslip or a signed form. HEIC straight off an iPhone works as input too, so there is no need to convert twice. There is no cap on how many images you add or how large they are.
How It Works
Each image is decoded in your browser - including HEIC - and embedded into a new PDF with pdf-lib at your chosen page size, orientation and margin, one image per page in the order you set. The document is assembled and saved locally, so no image is uploaded.
Use Cases
- •Turning phone photos of a signed form into one PDF to return by email
- •Submitting an application that requires a single PDF rather than images
- •Packaging a photographed receipt set into one expense attachment
- •Converting scanned pages captured as images into a proper document
- •Making a printable document out of a set of photos
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I combine several photos into one PDF?
Can I use iPhone photos directly?
Why do my pages have white bars?
Are my photos uploaded?
Will the PDF be as large as the photos?
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