JPG to PDF
Put one or more photos or scans into a single PDF, in the order you choose. In colour, and nothing is uploaded.
- Choose file
- Choose option
- Download
Choose images to put in a PDF
JPG, PNG, WEBP or iPhone HEIC · up to 25 MB
Processed in your browser — never uploaded
Opening your file…
Choose what to do
Preview
Check your form's exact requirement
Use the DPI your form asks for (300 is a common choice).
KB limits apply to JPG. PNG files can't be squeezed to a KB size.
Higher removes more shadows and faint marks. Lower keeps light pen strokes.
Keeps your image's width and height. Only if the file still doesn't fit, it is made a little smaller.
Keeps the same width and height. PNG is lossless (larger files); transparent areas become white in JPG.
Drag the box to choose the area, rotate if needed. The result keeps full resolution.
We try the best quality first and stop at the first one that fits.
Pages are saved as images, so text can't be selected or searched afterwards. Best for scans and photo PDFs.
Pages are scaled to fit without stretching. Text stays sharp and selectable.
Files, in this order
Pages keep their sharp text and size. Use the arrows to change the order.
Images keep their colours and shape; photos are turned upright automatically.
Headings, paragraphs, lists and bold text you can edit. Scanned pages come in as pictures.
Every page becomes one slide that looks exactly like the PDF, in colour. The page's text goes into the speaker notes.
Every page is laid out on your device and saved in colour, with text you can select and search. Fonts this device doesn't have are replaced by similar ones.
Every slide becomes one PDF page, in colour, with text you can select. Hidden slides are left out, like in a slide show.
Scripts in the page don't run. Pictures from other websites are included when they load within a few seconds.
Keep the password safe: nobody — not even GoToolVerse — can open the PDF without it.
Leave it empty if the PDF opens without a password but blocks printing or copying.
150 DPI — sharp on screens, small files
Several pages download together in one ZIP.
Tap pages below or type them. They go into one new PDF.
Your file is ready
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- Size
- Format
How it works
Step 1
Choose your images
JPG, PNG, WEBP or iPhone HEIC — pick several at once, or add more later.
Step 2
Order and page size
Move images up or down, then keep their size or put them on A4 / Letter pages.
Step 3
Download one PDF
Each image becomes one page, in colour and upright.
Tips for JPG to PDF
- Scanning documents with your phone? Choose A4 so every page prints the same size.
- On a phone, tap and hold to select several photos in the picker.
- PDF too big for a form? Open it in Compress PDF with “Do more with this file” there.
Questions
How do I put several images into one PDF?
Choose all the images at once (or add more after the first), put them in order with the arrows, and tap Make PDF. Each image becomes one page.
Which page size should I choose?
Choose "Same as each image" to keep every picture at its own size. A4 or Letter puts each image on a standard page, centred and without stretching — best for scanned documents and printing.
Will my photos lose quality or colour?
No. Colours are kept and photos are turned upright automatically. Very large photos stay sharp.
Which image types work?
JPG, PNG, WEBP and iPhone HEIC photos, up to 25 MB each and up to 50 images at once.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The PDF is made in your browser and your images are never uploaded.