How do I convert a JPG to PDF?
Add your JPG, PNG, WebP or HEIC files to the box above, put them in order, choose the page settings and click “Create PDF”. Each image becomes one page. You get a single PDF back in a few moments, ready to download, with no account and no watermark.
This tool is for images you already have, such as photos in your camera roll, screenshots or pictures someone sent you. If you still need to photograph a paper document and want the edges straightened, the Scan to PDF tool uses your camera for that instead.
Tip: Put the images in order first. The thumbnail list is the final page order, so check it once before you click the button.
How do I combine multiple photos into one PDF?
Select all the pictures in one go, or add them in batches, and they line up as thumbnails. Drag them into sequence, then pick the settings that match where the PDF is going. With “fit to image”, each page matches its picture exactly. With A4 or Letter, the picture sits on a standard sheet inside the margin you chose.
- Printing on paper? Select A4 or Letter and add a small margin, so the printer doesn’t clip the edges.
- Sharing on screen? Fit to image keeps every photo at its natural shape, which looks best on a phone.
- Mixed portrait and landscape photos? Fit to image avoids awkward empty bands, while a fixed page size suits a uniform set.
- Full-bleed look. Choose no margin if you want the picture to reach the edges of the page.
- File too big to email? Large photos make a heavy PDF. Compress it afterwards if a form or inbox has a size limit.
How do I turn a picture into a PDF on iPhone or Android?
Your photos are probably already on your phone, so do it there. Open this page in Safari on an iPhone or Chrome on Android, tap the box and pick pictures from the gallery or the Files app. Drag them into order, choose a page size and tap the button. The PDF is saved straight to your phone.
People use this for receipts in an expense claim, a signed form photographed page by page, screenshots as proof of payment, or notes from a whiteboard. Many online application forms accept PDF but reject loose image files, and one attachment is easier to send than ten.
Is it safe to convert photos to PDF online?
Yes. The page opens online, but the conversion itself runs on your device. Your browser reads each picture, lays it out on a page and writes the PDF locally, so the images are never sent to a server or stored anywhere. That is the point for photos of a driver’s license, a passport page or a medical result.
You can test it: open your browser’s network tab and create a PDF. No image data leaves your device, because the PDF is built right in your browser. There is nothing to install, so it works the same on a laptop or a phone.