Our new JPG to PDF converter turns one or more images into a single PDF, entirely in your browser tab — no upload, no account, no waiting on a server queue.
- True-to-source page sizing — most converters force every image onto the same fixed page (usually A4 or Letter), which means a landscape photo gets squeezed, cropped, or surrounded by white margins. This tool instead sizes each page to match that image’s own pixel dimensions exactly, so nothing is stretched or padded to fit something it was never shaped for.
- JPG and PNG in one document — mix formats freely; each image is embedded with the matching pdf-lib function for its real file type, so a JPEG keeps its original compressed data and a PNG stays lossless — no blanket re-compression pass.
- Reorder or drop images before creating the PDF — use the ↑ / ↓ buttons to set the page order, or ✕ to drop one, before you build anything.
- Private by default — every image is read locally with the browser’s File API and assembled into a PDF by pdf-lib running in your tab; nothing you choose is ever sent anywhere.
Turn scanned receipts, screenshots, or a folder of photos into one shareable PDF — try it on the full tool page or drop the embeddable version into your own site.