JPG to PDF

Upload one or multiple JPG images and convert them into a single PDF. Phone photos come out upright; choose page size, orientation and margins.

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At a glance

uploaded: the PDF is built on your device
0 bytes
photos go in exactly as they are
No recompression
combine any number of JPGs into one PDF
Many to one
no sign-up, no watermark
Free

Photos to PDF in three steps

  1. 1

    Add your JPGs

    Drop in one photo or a whole batch, or pick them from your camera roll.

    JPG to PDF drop zone
  2. 2

    Set the order

    Drag photos into place, or sort them by name or size. Add or remove photos as you go.

    JPG photos arranged in a grid, ready to convert
  3. 3

    Download one PDF

    Each photo becomes one page, in the order you set.

    PDF made from photos ready to download

Your photos, exactly as you took them

  • Drag photos into order.

    Card and list views show every photo, so receipts, pages and pictures land in the right sequence.

  • No quality loss.

    JPG data is placed in the PDF without being recompressed.

  • Your page, your way.

    Fit each page to its photo, or use A4 or Letter with margins.

  • Straight from your camera roll.

    Pick photos on your phone and save the PDF there too.

  • Sort in one click.

    Order by file name or size, then fine-tune by dragging.

  • Private photos stay private.

    ID cards, receipts and family pictures are converted in your browser, never uploaded.

Batch it

One file instead of twenty attachments

Expense receipts, pages of a handwritten letter, photos for a claim. Add them all at once, put them in order and send a single PDF that opens on any device.

  • Add as many JPGs as you need
  • Sort by name, then drag to fine-tune
  • One photo per page, no margins

On your phone

Make the PDF where your photos are

Open Pagestro in your phone’s browser, choose photos from your library or take new ones, and save a PDF without moving anything to a computer.

  • Works in Safari and Chrome on iOS and Android
  • Choose photos from your library or camera
  • The PDF saves straight to your phone
JPG to PDF tool on a phone

Loose photos, one clean document

  • Person photographing a receipt with a phoneInvoice$$4,800

    Employees

    Expense receipts in one file.

    Photograph each receipt and send finance a single PDF.

  • Homeowner photographing damage at homePNG

    Insurance claims

    Damage photos, in order.

    Put before-and-after photos in sequence for a claim or a landlord.

  • Student photographing handwritten notesPDF1 PDF

    Students

    Handwritten work as one PDF.

    Photograph each page of homework and hand in one file.

How Pagestro compares

  • Photos stay on your device

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    Yes
    Upload-based sites
    No
  • Nothing to install

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    No
    Upload-based sites
    Yes
  • Works in a phone browser

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    No
    Upload-based sites
    Yes
  • No waiting for uploads

    Pagestro
    Yes
    Desktop software
    Yes
    Upload-based sites
    No
  • Price

    Pagestro
    Free
    Desktop software
    Often a paid license
    Upload-based sites
    Often free with limits

JPG to PDF questions

Didn't find your answer? Write to us and we'll reply by email.

How do I combine multiple JPGs into one PDF?

Add all the photos at once (or add more with the plus button), drag them into order and press JPG to PDF. You get one PDF with one photo per page.

Does converting reduce photo quality?

No. The JPG data goes into the PDF as it is, without being recompressed.

What page size will the PDF have?

Your choice. Fit to image gives each page its photo’s exact shape; A4 or US Letter fits the photo on a standard page, portrait or landscape. Add a small or big margin if you like. Nothing is cropped or stretched.

Will my phone photos come out sideways?

No. Phones often save photos sideways with a note telling apps to turn them. Pagestro reads that note, so every page comes out upright, still without recompressing the photo.

Can I convert JPG to PDF on iPhone?

Yes. Open this page in Safari, tap the drop zone and pick photos from your library. The PDF downloads to your Files app.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The PDF is built in your browser, so your photos never leave your device.

Can I add PNG images too?

This tool takes JPG files. For PNGs, use PNG to PDF. To slot images into an existing PDF, use Organize PDF.