Convert JPG to PDF
Put photos, scans and screenshots into one PDF: a page per picture, each the right way round.
or drop them anywhere
How to convert JPG to PDF
Choose your pictures
Select one or many JPG or PNG files, or drop them here.
They become a PDF
Each picture is a page, sized to it and turned the way the camera held it.
Save it
Press Save, or edit, reorder or compress it first.
JPG to PDF in your browser
Photograph a receipt, a signed form or a whiteboard and you have a JPG, when what you were asked for is a PDF. Choose one picture or many and each becomes a page of one PDF, sized to the picture and turned the way the camera was held, not the way its sensor stored it.
Before saving you can reorder the pages, add text, compress the file for email, or run OCR so the words in the photos can be searched and copied. Your photos are read by your browser and never uploaded.
Why use OnePDF to convert JPG to PDF
Right way up
Phone photos taken sideways are turned the way they were taken, not the way the sensor stored them.
Many pictures, one PDF
Choose as many as you like; each becomes its own page, in the order chosen.
Edit before saving
Add text, reorder pages, run OCR on a photographed document, or compress it for email.
Questions about JPG to PDF
Can I combine several images into one PDF?
Yes. Select all of them at once and each becomes a page of the same PDF.
Can I make the words in a photo searchable?
Yes. After converting, run OCR from the tools list to recognise the text.
Are my photos uploaded?
Not unless you sign in. Signed out, your file is opened by OnePDF inside your browser, on your own device, and is not uploaded to any server. Signed in with a TensorActivity account, the files you open are also saved to your account, encrypted, so they are there on every device you sign in to.
Guides
- How to make a PDF small enough to email
Why a PDF gets too large to attach, how to shrink one while keeping its text sharp, and what to do when it is still too big.