JPG to PDF Converter

JPG to PDF places each accepted JPEG on its own PDF page, in the on-screen order, using pdf-lib in the browser.

• Use this when every file is JPEG and you want the JPEG-only picker.
• Use Image to PDF for mixed PNG/WebP/GIF/BMP.
• Use PDF Merge to concatenate existing PDFs, not photos.

• Turn a folder of JPEGs into one PDF in list order (1–40 files, 20 MB each, 100 MB total).
• Use Photo album (Auto, no margin) for a contact-sheet style packet.
• Use Print ready (Letter, medium margin) when you plan to print.

Files

1–40 JPEG images.

Per file

20 MB.

Batch

100 MB combined.

Output

One PDF; filename from settings.fileName via getOutputFilename.

JPEG uses fileToEmbedBytes kind jpg and embedJpg. Layout presets: Document (A4, fit, small margin 18), Photo album (Auto, fit, no margin), Print ready (Letter, fit, medium margin 36). Fit scales uniformly inside the margin box; Fill covers and may crop.

1. Click Choose images or drop JPEGs within the count and byte limits.
2. Move items with Move earlier / Move later.
3. Pick a layout preset, then override page size, fit, orientation, or margin if needed.
4. Edit File name if you do not want the default.
5. Click Create PDF.
6. Open the downloaded PDF and scroll every page in order.

Each page is a newly written PDF page with a drawn image. EXIF orientation is not a separate parser; the Image preview and embed use decoded pixels. Fill mode can clip edges. Auto height is clamped, so unusual aspect ratios may letterbox relative to that clamp.

• PNG and other types are rejected on this route.
• Corrupt JPEGs can fail embedJpg.
• There is no OCR, text layer, or selectable text from the photo.

PDF assembly runs in the browser with pdf-lib. Images are not uploaded for this conversion. Identified analytics may include file counts, page count, and layout preset, not the photo pixels.

• Scroll every page in order.
• Check Fit vs Fill cropping.
• Confirm page size in a reader if you picked A4 or Letter.
• Remember PNG and other types are rejected on this JPEG-only route.