Turn a stack of phone photos or scans into one PDF — the format receipts, forms and portals actually accept.
JPG to PDF takes a set of images — photos from your phone, screenshots, scans of paper documents — and stacks them into a single PDF, one image per page, in whatever order you set. Most of the time you're using it because the thing you need to send (an expense form, a visa application, a school portal, a tax authority upload) accepts PDF but not loose images.
Best when the receiver needs one file, not five: a passport photo + ID scan going to a bank, a stack of receipts for reimbursement, a couple of screenshots that document a bug report, or the pages of a paper contract you snapped one at a time. PDF is also the format that survives forwarding intact — photos in an email chain get compressed and reordered; a PDF opens the same way for everyone.
Yes, upload multiple JPG images and they will all be combined into a single PDF, each on its own page.
Yes, images are embedded at their original resolution and quality.
You can remove images and re-add them in your preferred order.
Yes, the tool supports both JPG and PNG formats.
Turn each PDF page into an image you can drop into a slide, a social post, or a website — without screenshotting page by page.
Stitch several PDFs into one file — cover letter + CV, or scanned pages that arrived one at a time.
Convert screenshots to PDF documents
Compress images to reduce file size