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 look dull or shadowy? Run them through the Camera scanner first for contrast enhancement or a clean B&W look. Result too heavy to email? Compress it. Need the text? OCR reads it out of the images into a text file.
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.