JPG to PDF: images to one PDF

Combine photos of documents, receipts or scans into one PDF file that's easy to email or upload.

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    When you need JPG to PDF

    Many forms only accept PDF files, but the documents you have are photos on your phone: a picture of your ID, receipts for an expense claim, pages of a signed form. Converting them into a single PDF gives you one tidy file instead of a stack of images, and it's what most offices and upload forms expect.

    Scanning with your phone

    You don't need a scanner. For a result that looks like a real scan:

    • Put the page on a dark, flat surface so the edges stand out.
    • Shoot straight from above, in daylight or a well-lit room, without flash.
    • Crop each photo to the edges of the page before uploading. Most phone gallery apps can do this.
    • Choose A4 as the page size so the PDF prints and displays like a normal document.

    Several documents in one file

    Add all the images at once, then use Move up to put them in order. For example, the front and back of an ID card, followed by a payslip. If you already have some pages as PDFs, create the PDF from your images here and then combine everything with Merge PDF.

    Keeping the file small

    Modern phone photos are large, so a PDF made from ten of them can exceed upload limits. Run the result through Compress PDF. Need the text to be searchable or copyable? Use OCR on the finished PDF.

    How it works

    1. Add your images

      JPG, PNG, WEBP and other common formats. Up to 50 at once.

    2. Set the order and page size

      Use Move up to reorder. A4 gives a standard document page.

    3. Download the PDF

      Each image becomes one page.

    Frequently asked questions

    How many images can I combine?

    Up to 50 images in one PDF.

    Which page size should I pick?

    A4 if the PDF is going to an office, a bank or a government site. Same as the image keeps each photo at its own size.

    Can I convert iPhone photos (HEIC)?

    When you pick photos from an iPhone in the browser, they are usually sent as JPG automatically. If a file is still rejected, change the camera format to Most Compatible in the iPhone settings.

    The PDF is too big to upload. What can I do?

    Run the result through Compress PDF.

    Guides

    How to Scan a Document with Your Phone and Send It as a PDF

    No scanner needed: how to photograph a document so it looks like a real scan, and turn the photos into one PDF.

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