JPG to PDF

Got a handful of photos and need one PDF?

You've photographed both sides of your ID card, or a few receipts, and the online form only takes a single PDF. Jood's image to PDF tool takes your JPG, PNG or WebP images, puts each one on its own page and hands you one PDF, ready to upload or send.

Turning images into a PDF

1. Select your images. You can pick several at once.
2. Check their order in the list. The first image becomes page 1, the second page 2, and so on.
3. Click the convert button and download the PDF.

If a page ends up in the wrong place, you don't have to start over: reorder the pages afterwards.

Why the page is exactly the size of the photo

Each image becomes a page sized to fit it, so whatever is in the photo ends up in the PDF. Shoot a receipt lying on your desk and the desk comes along too. Crop the photos in your phone's gallery before converting so only the document is left.

If the photos were taken at an angle or have shadows across them, the smart scanner will do a better job, because it finds the edges of the page and straightens the perspective before building the PDF.

Receipts, ID pages and other everyday uses

• Both sides of an ID card or passport pages combined for a visa file or a job application.
• Photographed receipts and invoices collected for an expense claim or your accountant.
• A set of photos sent as one attachment instead of ten.

iPhone photos saved as HEIC

The tool accepts JPG, PNG and WebP. iPhones often save photos as HEIC, so convert them to JPG first, then come back here.

Your images aren't uploaded anywhere

The conversion runs in your browser, and your images are never sent to a server. That matters when the photos are of your ID or other personal papers.

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