About JPG to PDF

Each image you upload becomes its own page in the output PDF, sized to match that image's exact pixel dimensions and orientation — a landscape photo gets a landscape page, a tall phone screenshot gets a tall page. There's no forced cropping and no letterboxing, because the tool isn't fitting your image into a fixed template; it's building the page around the image. That also means a batch of mixed photos — some portrait, some landscape, different aspect ratios — converts cleanly without you having to pre-sort them.

This page-per-image approach is a deliberate trade-off: you get pixel-perfect reproduction of every image with zero cropping, but you don't get a uniform, print-shop-style document where every page is the same A4 or Letter size. If you need that instead — say, for a document you're about to print and bind — this isn't the right tool for that specific case.

Key Features

• Each page is sized to exactly match its source image — no cropping, no stretching, no white space
• Mixed batches of portrait and landscape images convert cleanly without pre-sorting
• Drag-to-reorder images before converting — PDF pages follow your arrangement
• Images are embedded at their original resolution with no re-encoding
• JPG and PNG fully supported, plus other formats your browser can select