PDF Tools·5 min read·September 12, 2026

How to Convert JPG and PNG Images to PDF

Turn one photo or a stack of images into a single, tidy PDF you can email, print or archive. Free, private and right in your browser.

Why put images in a PDF

A PDF keeps several images in one file, in a fixed order, that opens the same way on every device. It is the easiest way to send a set of receipts, ID photos, or scanned pages as one attachment instead of a dozen loose files, and it prints predictably.

Convert images to PDF

Open the Image to PDF tool, select your JPG, PNG or WebP files, arrange them in the order you want, and download a single PDF. It runs in your browser, so your photos are never uploaded, which matters for documents like passports or bank letters.

Get the order and layout right

Drag the thumbnails so the pages fall in the correct sequence before you convert, since the order in the list becomes the page order. Mixed portrait and landscape images are fine; each becomes its own page sized to fit. Rotate any sideways photo first so it reads the right way up.

One image or many

A single screenshot or photo converts to a one-page PDF, handy when a form only accepts PDF uploads. Several images become a multi-page document, which is the usual choice for combining scans of a multi-page contract taken with your phone.

Quality and size tips

Very large phone photos make a large PDF; if size matters, compress or resize the images first, or run the finished PDF through a compressor. For crisp text on a scanned page, keep the photo sharp and well lit rather than relying on higher resolution alone.

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