JPG To PDF
Convert JPG and PNG images into a PDF document
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About JPG To PDF
Converts JPG and PNG images into a single PDF, one image per page by default. You control page size, orientation and margins, and images can be scaled to fit the page or placed at their native dimensions.
Images are read directly from your disk into the browser and embedded locally. Photographs of people, paperwork or sets are never uploaded anywhere.
How to use JPG To PDF
- Add your images. JPG and PNG can be mixed in the same batch.
- Drag to reorder — the sequence in the list is the page order in the PDF.
- Choose page size and whether to fit each image to the page or preserve its aspect ratio with margins.
- Convert and download the finished document.
On a production
Continuity stills, whiteboard photographs, a truck-load of receipts shot on a phone — all of it needs to reach production accounting or the editor as one document rather than forty attachments. A PDF also prints predictably, which a folder of JPGs does not.
Frequently asked questions
- Will converting reduce my image quality?
- JPG data is embedded as-is rather than re-encoded, so there is no second generation of loss. PNGs are embedded losslessly. What you see in the PDF is what came off the camera.
- Can I put several images on one page?
- Convert first, then run N-Up on the result to place two, four or more pages per sheet. That path gives you more layout control than a combined converter would.
- Are HEIC photos from an iPhone supported?
- Use the dedicated HEIC to PDF tool for those. iPhone photos are HEIC by default unless the camera is set to Most Compatible, so it is worth checking the file extension before you start.