PDF

JPG to PDF

Place JPEG and PNG pictures onto PDF pages.

Runs in your browser. Your files are not uploaded.

Page size

How to use it

  1. Add JPEG or PNG images. Other formats are turned away so a WebP file is not mislabelled as a photo.
  2. Reorder the images, then choose A4 or a page the same size as the image.
  3. Create the PDF and download it.

Page size

A4 is the default. A wide image is placed on a landscape page. The picture keeps its shape, sits in the centre, and leaves a small margin. Choose “Match the image” when you want one pixel of the picture to equal one point on the page.

WebP files need WebP to JPG first. HEIC photos from an iPhone need HEIC to JPG.

Prints, receipts and forms

This is a straightforward image-to-page conversion. It does not OCR text inside a photo. If you later need a single page out of the PDF, use Split PDF.

Questions

Do you keep a copy of the photos?

No. The PDF is built in your browser and downloaded to your device. The images are not uploaded.

Will a PNG with transparency stay transparent?

The image is embedded as a PNG. Viewers usually show the transparent areas against the white page.

Can I add a WebP or HEIC file here?

Not directly. Convert WebP or HEIC to JPEG or PNG with the image tools, then come back to this page.

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