How to Convert JPG Images to a PDF
Photos are easy to take but awkward to send in bulk. Converting them to a single PDF turns a pile of images — receipts, scanned forms, ID cards, whiteboard shots — into one tidy document that's easy to email, print, or archive.
Combining several images into one file
The real value of JPG-to-PDF is bundling. Instead of attaching ten photos, you attach one PDF with ten pages in the order you choose. Add every image, drag them into sequence, and export — the recipient gets a single, scrollable document instead of a cluttered inbox.
Page size and layout options
- Fit-to-image keeps each page the exact size of its photo — good for mixed sizes.
- A4 or Letter gives every page a standard size, ideal for printing.
- Choose how the image fits the page: contain (no cropping), cover, or stretch.
- Set a margin and background color for a cleaner, more professional look.
Keeping it private
Photos of IDs, receipts, and documents are personal. A browser-based converter builds the PDF on your device without uploading a single image, which is the safe way to handle anything with personal information on it.
Frequently asked questions
Can I combine multiple photos into one PDF?+
Yes. Add as many images as you like, arrange their order, and export them as a single multi-page PDF.
Does it work with PNG and other image formats too?+
Yes. PNG and other common formats are supported alongside JPG.
Will my photos be uploaded?+
Not with an in-browser tool. PDF150 builds the PDF locally, so your images stay on your device.