Converting JPG to PDF wraps one or more images into a single PDF, with one image per page. It is a quick way to combine photos, receipts, or scanned pages into a single shareable document. IXPDF does this locally in your browser — your images never leave your device.

Steps

Open the JPG to PDF tool at/tools/jpg-to-pdf/.
Select your JPGs. Drag your JPG images onto the multi-file dropzone, or click to choose them. You can select one or many. A summary line shows how many images are selected and their total size.
Choose page size. Under Page size pick one:
- Fit to image — each page is sized to match its image.
- A4 — fixed A4 page, image placed at the top-left.
- Letter — fixed US Letter page, image placed at the top-left.
Run. Click Run JPG to PDF. The worker builds the PDF locally, one image per page, in selection order.
Download. Click Download result to save the PDF.

Order follows selection

The first image you add becomes page 1, the second becomes page 2, and so on. Add images in the order you want them to appear.

Tips

Use Fit to image when each image should fill its page with no margins — good for photos and receipts.
Use A4 or Letter when the PDF needs to print on standard paper. The image is placed at the top-left of the page.
If the images are large, the resulting PDF will be large too. You cancompress the output afterward, or downscale the source images first.

Common mistakes

Expecting images centered on A4/Letter. With a fixed page size, the image is placed at the top-left, not centered. Use Fit if you want the page to match the image.
Wrong order. Pages follow selection order. If the pages come out in the wrong sequence, re-add the images in the right order.
Mixed orientations. Portrait and landscape images in the same batch will sit at the top-left of each page; the pages themselves are not rotated to match.

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