JPG to PDF Converter

Turning a photo or a batch of images into a PDF is one of those small tasks that comes up constantly — a portal that only accepts PDF uploads, a signed form you photographed instead of scanned, a set of photos you want to send or print as one file instead of a dozen separate attachments.

Getting this right is easier to get wrong than it looks. Two things commonly go wrong with image-to-PDF tools: photos come out sideways because the tool ignores the orientation data your phone embedded in the file, or images get stretched or cropped to force them into a fixed page size. This tool is built specifically to avoid both. It decodes each image using your browser's built-in orientation handling — so a photo that displays upright in your phone's gallery displays upright in the PDF too — and it always scales images down to fit a page while preserving their exact aspect ratio, never stretching or cropping.

You get a choice of two page layouts. "Fit to A4 page" centers each image on a standard A4 page (switching to landscape automatically for landscape photos, so they aren't squeezed onto a narrow portrait page) — the right choice if you plan to print the result. "Original image size" instead sizes each PDF page to match the image exactly, pixel for pixel, with no added margin — the right choice when you want the output as close to the source as possible. Either way, JPEG images are re-encoded at high quality to keep file size reasonable, while every other format (PNG, screenshots, graphics) is kept fully lossless.

Because everything — decoding, correcting, and assembling the final PDF — happens locally in your browser, this is a solid choice for anything you'd rather not upload: photographed IDs, signed documents, or personal photos you just need bundled into one file.