Convert PDF
JPG to PDF
Turn JPG, PNG and WebP images into a clean, standard A4 PDF directly in your browser.
User guide
How to use JPG and Images to PDF
Arrange JPG, PNG, or WebP images and turn each image into a fitted PDF page.
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Add one or more images.
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Drag thumbnails into the desired page order or use the touch ordering controls.
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Choose automatic or A4 orientation and a margin size.
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Generate the PDF, reopen it, and verify page order and image orientation.
Best for
- Combining phone photos of receipts for reimbursement
- Turning scanned identity or application pages into one upload
- Packaging ordered product images into a printable document
Important limitation
Large images are downsampled to protect browser memory, so the PDF may not retain every source pixel. Keep the original images when archival resolution matters.
Frequently asked questions
Can I mix JPG and PNG?
Yes. JPG, PNG, and supported WebP images can be combined.
How is image order set?
The thumbnail order becomes the PDF page order.
Can I reorder images on a phone?
Yes. Use the visible up and down controls when touch drag-and-drop is inconvenient.
Why was a very large image resized?
The browser pre-compresses oversized images to reduce the risk of running out of memory, especially on mobile devices.
PDFPerch processes files locally unless this guide explicitly identifies a cloud-dependent feature. Always keep an original copy and verify critical output before submission, printing, signing, or accounting use.