Turn a set of JPG photos into a document
Photographed receipts, forms and notes are easier to send when they share one PDF. A JPG to PDF converter puts those photos into a document with a consistent reading order, while page layout choices help accommodate both portrait and landscape images.
How to convert JPG to PDF
Create a PDF from JPG or JPEG images in your browser. Arrange the pictures and choose a page layout before saving the document.
Add JPG photos
Click “Select JPG images” or drag your JPG and JPEG photos into the page.
Arrange the document
Reorder the images and choose the page size, orientation and margins you need.
Convert and save
Click “Convert to PDF”, then download the document when it is ready.
A PDF layout that suits your photos
Pages for different destinations
Photographed paperwork may need a familiar page size for submission or printing. A page fitted to the image can suit artwork whose proportions matter more than a standard sheet.
The right layout depends on where the PDF will be read or printed, as well as the shape of the original photos.
Room for portrait and landscape images
A tall receipt and a wide photograph have different shapes. Page orientation helps each type sit naturally in the document.
Space around the picture
Whitespace can separate the photo from the edge of the PDF page and give a collection of photographed documents a more consistent appearance.
Margins are useful when a page needs breathing room or space for printing, while a borderless layout puts the focus on the picture.
A sequence that reads naturally
A receipt set, photographed form or collection of notes makes more sense in the intended order. The image sequence becomes the reading order of the PDF.
The resulting document gathers JPG and JPEG photos into a form that is convenient to share. Keep the original images for future edits; placing them in a PDF does not recognize or rewrite their contents.
