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Combine JPGs into one PDF in your browser with control over page size, orientation, and order.

JPG to PDF combines one or more JPG images into a single PDF document with configurable page size and margins. The tool runs in your browser with no upload. JPG to PDF is a free browser tool that lets you transform images into PDF documents.

Why use JPG to PDF

Assembly runs locally in your browser. Photos never leave your device.

How to use JPG to PDF

  1. Add JPG images Drop your JPGs into the drop zone.
  2. Order and size Reorder tiles and pick a page size.
  3. Download the PDF Save the combined PDF.

Benefits

Share as one file

Bundle receipts, IDs, or photo sets into one PDF instead of a messy folder of images.

Print-ready output

Choose standard page sizes so the PDF prints cleanly on any office printer.

Private by design

PDF assembly runs locally, so sensitive scans never touch a server.

Who it is for

Finance teams

Packaging expense receipts for an approval Outcome: A single PDF attachment instead of ten images.

Students

Submitting handwritten homework scans Outcome: One clean PDF for the LMS upload.

Real estate

Combining property photos for a listing brief Outcome: Shareable PDF ready to email.

How it works

JPG to PDF reads the JPG structure in your browser, decodes its content into an in-memory representation, then re-encodes that data as PDF. Both the decode and encode steps of JPG to PDF run on your device, so nothing is transmitted and accuracy never depends on network conditions.

Frequently asked questions

Can I set page size?

Yes. Choose A4, Letter, or fit-to-image.

Can I reorder images?

Drag image tiles to set final page order before exporting.

Can I reorder pages before export?

Yes. Drag thumbnails to reorder, or use keyboard arrows for accessible reordering.

What page size does the PDF use?

Choose A4, US Letter, or Fit-to-image. Fit-to-image sizes each page to the JPG's native dimensions.

Are margins configurable?

Yes. Set uniform or per-side margins in the options panel; defaults are 0 for edge-to-edge output.

Is there a JPG count limit?

There is no hard cap. Very large batches are throttled to keep the tab responsive.

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Last updated: 2026-07-09