How to Convert JPG Photos to PDF (One File, Right Order)
Turn photos of receipts, homework, IDs or whiteboards into a single tidy PDF — free, in your browser, with page size control.
Twelve photos of a whiteboard, a folder of receipts, homework snapped page by page — sending them as loose images is chaos for whoever receives them. One PDF with pages in the right order is what people actually want.
Convert in 3 steps
- Open JPG to PDF and drop in all the images at once — JPG, PNG and WebP can be mixed freely.
- Drag the thumbnails into the right order and choose a page size: A4 for documents to print, or "fit image" to keep original proportions.
- Download one combined PDF.
Common jobs this solves
- Expense reports: photograph every receipt, convert to one PDF, attach a single file.
- Homework and assignments: teachers get one document, in page order, instead of 15 attachments.
- ID documents for applications: front and back of a card become a 2-page PDF — and because conversion is local, the images never leave your device.
Polish the result
Photos taken at an angle? Run them through the Camera scanner first for perspective correction. Result too heavy to email? Compress it. Need the pages searchable? OCR reads the text out of the images.
Frequently asked questions
Are my photos uploaded during conversion?
Never — the PDF is assembled in your browser, which makes this safe for ID cards and private photos.
Can I mix JPG and PNG in one PDF?
Yes, formats can be mixed freely and each becomes a page.
What page size should I choose?
A4 if the PDF will be printed or filed with documents; 'fit image' for screenshots and photos you want unchanged.