JPG to PDF in the right order
Drop photos or screenshots, arrange them, and get one PDF. Choose A4 or Letter and a margin; each image is fitted to the page without cropping.
How it works
- Add JPG, PNG or WebP images.
- Use the arrows to put them in order and choose A4 or Letter plus a margin.
- Create the PDF, check the page count and size, then download.
Frequently asked questions
Are my images uploaded?
No. Each image is drawn to a canvas and embedded into a PDF in this tab. Watch DevTools → Network: no image data is sent.
Does it crop my photos?
No. Each image is scaled to fit inside the margins, so the whole photo is visible. Very tall or wide images leave white space around them instead of being cut off.
JPG or PNG — which should I use?
Both work. PNG keeps sharp text; transparent areas become white. JPG is smaller for photos. The result is one PDF either way.
Can I combine phone scans?
Yes. Export the scans as JPG or PNG, add them in order, and choose A4 with a 12 mm margin for a normal document look.
Is there a page limit?
Only the memory of your device. Large photos make large PDFs; 50 pages of phone photos can easily be tens of megabytes.
What it can't do
- Images are re-encoded as JPEG inside the PDF; transparent areas become white.
- No OCR: the PDF contains pictures, not searchable text.
- Large images and long documents can be slow on older phones.