How to Convert JPG Images to PDF (Photos and Scans into One File)
Turn phone photos of documents into a clean, small PDF: how to photograph pages, prepare the images, keep the file under upload limits and get the…
Combine one or more photos into a single PDF, in the order you choose. Already have PDFs to join? Use Merge PDF. To go back the other way, use PDF to JPG.
Drop in one or more images in the order you want them to appear.
Each image becomes a page in a single document.
Save the finished PDF to your device.
Many forms and offices ask for documents as PDF, even when all you have is a photo of a certificate, a receipt or a signed page. This image to PDF converter takes JPG and PNG images and places each one on its own page of a single PDF, in the order you add them, so a multi-page document photographed on your phone becomes one file you can upload or email.
The PDF is built in your browser. Your photos, and the documents they show, are never uploaded, and there is no sign-up or watermark.
The size of the PDF is roughly the sum of the images inside it, so photos straight from a phone camera can produce a very large document. Crop away table edges and background with Crop Image, then shrink the images with Compress Image before building the PDF.
If a page comes out sideways, correct the photo with Rotate Image and rebuild. To join the new PDF with one you already have, use Merge PDF, and to turn a PDF back into images, use PDF to JPG.
Yes - that is the point of the tool. Add them all and each one becomes a page in the same file, in the order you added them.
Photos straight from a phone are big. Shrink them with Compress Image before building the PDF and the document comes out much smaller.
Build a PDF from the new images here, then join it to the existing one with Merge PDF.