Convert JPG to PDF
Receipts, ID photos, homework, signed forms — sooner or later everything has to become a PDF. This tool assembles one or many JPGs into a single document with proper page sizes, entirely on your device.
That locality matters more here than for most conversions: the photos people PDF are precisely the sensitive ones. Images embed as pixel data only — EXIF metadata including GPS coordinates is not copied into the document.
Loading tool…
This is Images to PDF preconfigured for this task — open the full tool for every option.
How it works
Select images in any order, then reorder them in the list.
Choose page size (A4, Letter, or fit-to-image), orientation, and margins.
Images are embedded into a fresh PDF document locally.
The output is reopened to verify its page count before download.
What the tool does
- A4, US Letter, and fit-to-image page modes
- Portrait/landscape orientation and margin control
- Explicit image ordering
- Source image EXIF metadata is not embedded in the PDF
How the result is verified
The generated PDF is reopened locally and its page count is compared to the number of images you selected.
Frequently asked questions
Can I put multiple JPGs into one PDF?
Yes — select any number of images, reorder them in the list, and they become sequential pages of a single document.
Does the PDF contain my photo's location metadata?
No. Images are embedded as pixel data; EXIF blocks including GPS are not copied in, and the PDF's own metadata fields are left empty.
Is anything uploaded?
No. The PDF is assembled by a document engine running in your browser and downloads straight from memory.