What JPG to PDF does
JPG to PDF decodes up to twenty verified JPEG files and creates one PDF page for each image. Portrait images use a portrait A4-size page, landscape images use landscape orientation, and a 24-point margin surrounds the fitted artwork.
Images are embedded through a PNG canvas normalization step, so this is a visual conversion rather than a metadata-preserving JPEG wrapper. File order controls page order, and the source photos remain unchanged.
How to use JPG to PDF
- Select up to twenty JPG or JPEG files, each no larger than 20 MB.
- Confirm that the selected image order matches the desired PDF page order.
- Create the PDF, review orientation and margins, and download it.
Important details
Every image becomes one fitted page
The tool preserves aspect ratio, selects portrait or landscape A4 dimensions from the image shape, and centers the image inside a 24-point page margin without cropping.
This does not create searchable text
Any writing visible in a photo remains pixels. There is no OCR, caption extraction, or editable document reconstruction in this converter.
Practical uses
- Combine photographed receipts into one reimbursement PDF.
- Create a printable contact packet from several JPEG scans.
- Package ordered reference photos in a document that is easy to share.
Privacy and limitations
The JPEG files are decoded and the PDF is assembled locally in your browser. PagesTools does not upload the images.
Up to twenty files of 20 MB each can be selected, with no more than 100 generated pages and browser canvas limits. The tool does not run OCR, preserve JPEG metadata, add captions, crop pages, or create editable text from photographed documents.