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Combine your images into a PDF

Arrange your photos or image files, then save them together as one PDF. Each image becomes its own page.

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Open JPG to PDF

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Arrange your photos or image files, then save them together as one PDF. Each image becomes its own page.

How It Works

  1. Step 1. Add and arrange your images
  2. Step 2. Choose the page size
  3. Step 3. Convert and check your PDF

Add and arrange your images

Add up to 50 JPG, JPEG, PNG or WebP images, up to 50 MB each. Drag the numbered cards or rows into the page order you want.

If you are combining a document’s front and back, put the front first and the supporting images afterward. Check the numbered order rather than relying on filenames.

Choose the page size

Use Page Size to choose how the image sits on each page. A4 is the default.

Page SizeWhat it does
A4Uses a portrait A4 page and centers the image, scaled to fit.
LetterUses a portrait US Letter page and centers the image, scaled to fit.
FitSizes each page from that image’s dimensions. Pages can have different sizes.

A4 and Letter keep the image proportions, so a wide photo can leave blank space above and below it. Fit follows the image’s shape instead of making every page a standard paper size.

Convert and check your PDF

Click Convert, then Download when the PDF is ready. If Auto-download is enabled, saving may begin automatically.

Open your saved PDF and check the order, orientation and readability of the images. Photographed words remain part of the picture; this conversion does not make them selectable text.

Add and arrange your imagesChoose the page sizeConvert and check your PDF

Questions about JPG to PDF

Convert that image to JPG or PNG first, then try again. The tool shows a decoding error when your browser cannot read an image.

The PDF page size and the photo’s proportions affect how much space the picture fills. A wide photo can leave blank space on a portrait page. Compare the available page-size options and inspect the downloaded PDF before printing.

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