About this tool
JPG to PDF turns a group of images into one PDF with one image on each page. It accepts JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and AVIF files that the browser can decode. Arrange images in the desired sequence, then choose image-sized pages or standardized A4 and Letter paper with automatic, portrait, or landscape orientation.
Conversion stays inside the browser and no image is uploaded. JPG and PNG data are embedded directly, while other supported formats are drawn to a canvas and stored as PNG. None, 18-point, or 36-point margins can be applied, and each image is proportionally contained and centered without stretching or cropping.
How to use the JPG to PDF
- 1Add one or more supported image files.
- 2Reorder thumbnails to set the PDF page sequence.
- 3Choose Fit to image, A4, or Letter pages.
- 4Set orientation and the desired page margin.
- 5Create and download the finished images.pdf document.
Features
Six image inputs
Open JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and AVIF sources supported by the current browser decoder.
Reorderable image pages
Move each image earlier or later so the generated document follows the exact visible sequence.
Standard paper choices
Build image-fitted pages or use A4 and US Letter dimensions for printing and sharing.
Automatic orientation
Match standard pages to each image's shape automatically, or require portrait or landscape throughout.
Centered proportional fitting
Scale every image within the selected margins while preserving its aspect ratio and complete composition.
Frequently asked questions
Is there one image or several images on each page?
The tool places exactly one source image on each PDF page, following the order shown in the file list.
What does Fit to image page size mean?
It creates each PDF page with the same width-to-height proportions as its image instead of using A4 or Letter paper.
How are GIF and WebP files included?
The browser decodes the visible image, with GIF using its first frame, then the tool embeds a PNG representation in the PDF.
Will landscape photos be cropped on portrait paper?
No. Images are scaled down and centered within the available page area, so the entire photo remains visible.
Are my source photos uploaded for conversion?
No. Decoding, canvas conversion, PDF embedding, and the final download are handled locally in the open tab.