Convert to PDF
JPG to PDF
Turn one or several JPG photos into a single PDF: one image per page, any order, A4 or Letter. JPEGs are inserted without recompression.
How to use this tool
- 1
Drop your JPG photos (or pick them from your files).
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Sort them with the arrows or by dragging, and rotate any that lie sideways.
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Set the page size, orientation and margins.
- 4
Click “Convert to PDF”, then download the document.
Help
- Add as many photos as you like, then reorder them with the arrows or by dragging the rows: each image becomes a page.
- Your JPEGs are copied into the PDF as they are, with no new compression: no quality loss, and a file barely larger than your original photos.
- The orientation of phone photos is respected; the “rotate” button straightens a scan that was laid sideways.
- Pick the page size (A4, Letter or the exact image size), orientation, margins and fit: each row's thumbnail shows the final page.
- A PNG, WebP, BMP or GIF dropped in by mistake is accepted: the browser converts it before inserting it.
Related guide : Turn photos and scans into a single PDF
Frequently asked questions
Do my photos lose quality inside the PDF?
No. A JPEG is copied into the PDF as is, with no new compression: its pixels are identical to the original. Only images in another format (WebP, BMP…) are converted before being inserted.
How many photos can I put in one PDF?
MaxyTools sets no limit, since everything runs on your device. For dozens of photos of 12 MP or more, a computer will cope better than a phone, whose memory is tighter.
Are my photos uploaded to the Internet?
No. The conversion runs entirely in your browser: your images never leave your device and are neither stored nor analyzed.
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