JPG to PDF Converter
Turn JPG, HEIC, PNG and other supported photos into a PDF. Mix formats, choose a page size, and optionally keep the document under 1, 2, 3 or 4 MB.
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Drop your photos here
Select up to 1,000 images at once
Mix supported photo formats in one batch. Choose from Photos or Files.
How to use JPG to PDF
- Select photos in the order you want them to appear. JPG, HEIC, PNG and other supported photo formats can be mixed in the same PDF.
- Choose Combine into one PDF or One PDF per photo, then select the page size.
- Create the PDF and save it. On iPhone or iPad, tap Save PDF to Files and choose Save to Files in the share sheet. Desktop Chrome or Edge can write directly into a folder.
Multiple JPGs in one PDF
Each selected image becomes one page. Pages follow the queue order shown above. To change the order, clear the queue and select the photos again in the desired order. Use a combined PDF for a photo packet or select separate PDFs when each photo needs its own document.
Choose a page size without cropping
Fit each photo creates a page with the same aspect ratio as that image. A4 and US Letter place the whole photo on a standard paper size. The converter fits the image without cropping; unused page space stays blank. Keep original size to avoid reducing the embedded image resolution.
PDF quality and large batches
With No limit selected, the PDF stores rendered 8-bit image pixels without adding another JPEG compression stage. Selecting Under 1, 2, 3 or 4 MB uses JPG compression and may reduce dimensions. The limit applies to the whole combined document or each separate PDF. The completed size is checked before saving; use fewer photos or a larger limit if the target cannot be met. This can produce large PDFs. Direct folder writing in desktop Chrome and Edge avoids retaining the entire output in memory. Other browsers pause near the 256 MB unsaved-output budget. A stopped conversion produces a valid PDF containing the completed pages.
Common questions
Will the text in a photo become searchable?
No. The PDF contains image pages. This tool does not run OCR or create editable vector content.
Can I make a PDF from HEIC or PNG photos?
Yes. Add them directly on this page alongside JPGs, TIFFs or other supported photo formats. Each photo becomes a page in your PDF.
Does this also convert PDF to JPG?
No. PDF input, extracting PDF pages and PDF-to-JPG conversion are not currently supported.