How to convert JPG to PDF
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To turn JPG photos into a single PDF, open the JPG to PDF tool on pdf.xyz, pick your images, and run the conversion right in your browser. The tool combines your JPGs into one tidy PDF and gives you control over page size, orientation, and margins along the way.
What sets this converter apart is where the work happens: entirely in your own browser. It is built on WebAssembly and browser APIs, so your photos stay on your device from the moment you pick them to the moment you save the finished PDF — and no account is needed.
Each image can be up to 25 MB, and the output is one PDF assembled on your device. That makes the tool a natural fit for photographed receipts, scanned pages saved as JPGs, or any batch of pictures that belongs together in a single file.
Open JPG to PDFStep by step
- 1Open the JPG to PDF tool.
- 2Pick the JPG or JPEG photos you want in the PDF — they stay on your device the whole time.
- 3Set the page size for the finished PDF.
- 4Choose the orientation, so pages run tall or wide to match your photos.
- 5Adjust the margins to control how much space surrounds each image.
- 6Run the conversion — it happens in your browser, not on a server.
- 7Save the finished PDF to your device.
Page size, orientation, and margins
Three settings shape the finished PDF. Page size sets the dimensions of the pages your images are placed on. Orientation decides whether those pages run tall or wide — useful when some photos were shot sideways. Margins control the breathing room between each image and the edge of the page.
Set all three before you run the conversion. Because the result is a single PDF, a consistent page size and margin turns a stack of mismatched photos into something that reads like one coherent document rather than a loose pile of pictures.
Your photos never leave your device
JPG to PDF is an in-browser tool. The conversion runs on your own machine using WebAssembly and browser APIs, and your files stay on your device from start to finish — there is no server step in the path, and no account is needed.
One honest caveat about working offline: the page and its processing engine load over the network, and the engine is fetched the first time you use the tool. After that, the assembly itself runs entirely on your device, so a dropped connection does not interrupt work already in progress.
Common questions
Does my photo leave my device when I convert JPG to PDF?
No. The tool runs entirely in your browser using WebAssembly and browser APIs, so your files stay on your device from start to finish.
Can I combine multiple JPG photos into one PDF?
Yes — that is exactly what the tool does. It assembles your JPG images into a single PDF, with control over the page size, orientation, and margins of the result.
How large can my JPG files be?
Up to 25 MB per file. The images are combined into one PDF right on your device.
Does JPG to PDF work offline?
Not fully. The page and its processing engine load over the network, with the engine fetched the first time you use the tool. After that, the conversion itself runs on your device, and a dropped connection does not interrupt work in progress.
Can I convert PNG images with this tool?
This tool accepts JPG and JPEG files. For PNGs — including transparent ones — use the PNG to PDF tool, which assembles a single PDF in your browser the same way.