Make a PDF from photos and scans
Phone photos of documents, screenshots and scanned pages are much easier to submit and share as a single PDF. Offices, universities and websites often ask for exactly that: all pages in one file, in the right order.
Add as many images as you like, arrange them, and choose the page size. JPG photos are placed into the PDF without re-compression, so there's no quality loss, and phone photos that were taken sideways are automatically turned upright. PNG, WebP, GIF and BMP images are supported too.
How to convert JPG to PDF
- 1
Add images
Choose several photos at once or drop them on the page.
- 2
Arrange them
Use the arrows to move images earlier or later; remove any you don't need.
- 3
Choose page settings
A4, US Letter or the same size as each image, plus orientation and margins.
- 4
Create and download
Press Create PDF and save the file.
Key features
Many formats
JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP and AVIF in the same PDF.
No quality loss for JPG
Photos are embedded as-is instead of being re-compressed.
Auto-rotation
Phone photos with sideways orientation are straightened automatically.
Page size and margins
Standard paper sizes with portrait, landscape or automatic orientation.
Private
Images are combined on your device; nothing is uploaded.
Common uses
- Document submissions: Send photographed certificates, IDs or forms as one PDF.
- Receipts: Collect a trip's receipts for an expense claim.
- Photo handouts: Share a set of pictures in a format anyone can print.
Tips and good to know
- For documents, A4 with a small margin looks most like a real scan. For photo albums, choose Same as image with no margin.
- Too big to upload? Shrink the result with Compress PDF, or resize the photos first with the Image Resizer.
- HEIC photos from iPhones may not open in every browser — convert them to JPG first or change your camera setting to “Most Compatible”.