JPG to PDF Converter

1. Drop all your pictures in the box, or choose them from your device. You can add up to 100.
2. Check the page order in the list. Drag a row, use the arrows, or press Sort by name.
3. Turn any picture that is sideways with the turn buttons.
4. Pick a page size and a margin, or keep Same as the picture.
5. Press Download PDF. Every picture is one page, in the order shown.

1. Open this page in Safari, Chrome or another current browser on your phone.
2. Tap Choose pictures, then pick photos from your library or take new ones with the camera.
3. Use the arrows to change the order, and the turn buttons if a page is sideways.
4. Tap Download PDF. On iPhone the file goes to the Files app (Downloads). On Android it goes to Downloads.

1. Add your pictures.
2. Tap the A4 page quick setting, or choose A4 under Page size.
3. Choose a margin: Small is 10 mm, Medium is 20 mm, Large is 30 mm.
4. Leave Fit inside selected to show the whole picture, or choose Fill the page to cover the page and crop the edges.
5. Download the PDF. For a letter-size page choose US Letter instead.

1. Add your pictures and choose Exact PDF size, or tap a quick setting such as Under 1 MB.
2. Type the size and pick KB or MB if you want a different one.
3. The tool tries lower qualities and smaller picture sizes until the whole PDF fits. It keeps the best quality that does.
4. If even the smallest setting is too big, a note tells you. Remove a page or choose a larger size.
5. Download the PDF. It is at or under the size you typed.

1. Take the photo straight on, in good light, with the whole page in view.
2. Add the picture here. Use the A4 page setting with a Small margin for a neat result.
3. Make a PDF of several pages by adding more photos. Sort them by name if the camera named them in order.
4. For flat, cleaned-up scans with straight edges, first try the Document Scanner on FileXL, then add its pictures here.

1. Drag a row up or down, or use the up and down arrows on each row (best on a phone).
2. Press Sort by name to order the pictures by file name, with numbers in the right order (2 before 10).
3. Press Reverse to flip the whole list.
4. The small number on each picture is its page number in the PDF.

Yes. You can make as many PDFs as you like without paying, without an account and without a watermark. The files you download are yours to use for personal or business purposes. A small advertisement on the page helps to cover the cost.

Yes. JPG and JPEG are the same format, and image to PDF, photo to PDF and picture to PDF all mean turning pictures into a PDF file. This tool does all of them. It also takes PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP pictures.

Drop your JPG in the box, or choose it from your device. Pick a page size and a margin if you want them, or keep Same as the picture. Then press Download PDF. The file is made in your browser in a second or two.

Add all your pictures at once, or a few at a time with Add more. Each picture becomes one page, in the order of the list. Change the order by dragging a row or using the arrows, press Sort by name if the file names are in order, then download. You can add up to 100 pictures.

Yes. Drag a row to a new place, or use the up and down arrows on each row. Sort by name puts the files in name order, with numbers counted properly, so photo2 comes before photo10. Reverse flips the list. The number on each picture is its page number.

Yes. Each row has Turn left and Turn right buttons, and the page changes with it. Photos from a phone or camera already turn the right way up, because the tool reads the rotation saved in the file.

Not with the Original quality setting. A JPG is placed in the PDF as it is, without being compressed again, because the PDF format can hold JPEG picture data directly. Only the PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP pictures have to be turned into a JPG first, and that is done at a high quality of 92.

They are drawn and saved as a high quality JPG, and that JPG goes into the PDF. See-through areas are filled with the background color, which is white unless you choose another. An animated GIF becomes one still page. Your browser may also open AVIF or HEIC pictures if it supports them.

Choose A4 or US Letter under Page size, or tap the A4 page or US Letter page quick setting. The picture is placed in the middle of the page. A4 is 210 x 297 mm and US Letter is 8.5 x 11 inches. Landscape pictures get a landscape page unless you choose Portrait.

Choose Small (10 mm), Medium (20 mm) or Large (30 mm) under Margin. On an A4 or Letter page the picture is made smaller to leave the white space. With Same as the picture the page grows by the margin on every side. You can also change the background color.

Fit inside shows the whole picture and leaves empty space where its shape does not match the page. Fill the page covers the whole page and crops the parts of the picture that do not fit. Both are only for A4, Letter, Legal, A5 and A3. With Same as the picture there is no difference.

Choose Exact PDF size, or tap a quick setting such as Under 1 MB. The tool lowers the picture quality and size step by step until the whole PDF fits, and keeps the best quality that does. If one page is already too much for a very small size, you will see a note.

Because JPG pictures are kept exactly as they are. That is good for quality, but the PDF cannot be smaller than the pictures. To make it smaller, choose Balanced or Smallest quality, or type a size under Exact PDF size.

The size you type is a limit, not a target to hit exactly. The tool keeps the best quality that still fits under it, so the file can be somewhat below your number. Upload forms reject files over the limit, so this is what you need.

No. The PDF is made in your browser, on your own device. The pictures are never sent to FileXL or anyone else, and nothing is saved. Close the page and they are gone.

Not by default. The option Remove hidden photo data is on, so the camera details, the date and the GPS location saved inside a JPG are left out. The picture itself is not changed. Untick the option if you want to keep that data. Pictures that had to be converted carry none.

Up to 100 pictures at a time, each up to 100 MB. A JPG that is kept as it is needs very little memory, even a large one. A picture that has to be redrawn can fail on an older phone if it is extremely large.

Yes. Open More options and choose A separate PDF for each picture. You then get one ZIP file with one PDF per picture, named after the picture. Every setting still applies.

Yes. Open More options and tick Add page numbers. The number is printed at the bottom center of each page. It is easiest to read on an A4 or Letter page with a margin.

PDF pictures made from JPG have no transparency, so see-through areas are filled with the background color. It is white by default. Open More options to pick another color. The same color also fills the margins.

Yes. Open this page in Safari, Chrome or another current browser, choose pictures from your photo library or the camera, and download the PDF. On iPhone the file is saved in the Files app. Very large pictures that have to be redrawn can run into the memory limit of an older phone.

Any current PDF viewer: Adobe Acrobat, the PDF viewer in Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari, Preview on a Mac, and the PDF apps on iPhone and Android. The file follows the standard PDF format, and we check the files with the PDF tools qpdf and Poppler.

No. Each page is a picture, so the words in it are not text you can select or search. This tool does not do text recognition (OCR).

This tool only builds the PDF from pictures. It does not add a password or edit text. To join the result with other PDFs, use the Merge PDF tool on FileXL, and to make a PDF smaller use the PDF compressor.

No watermark and no sign-up. You press the button and download your PDF.

After the page has loaded, yes. The work is done by your browser, so you can turn off your internet connection and still make a PDF. This is a simple way to check that nothing is uploaded.

No. The tool writes the PDF file itself and uses the picture encoders that are built into your browser. There is no AI model and no server involved.