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JPG to PDF

Convert JPG/JPEG images to one PDF, one image per page. Use Image to PDF for mixed JPG and PNG files.

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Local limits: Max files: 40 / Max total size: 40 MB

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A practical guide

JPG to PDF: a worked example

  1. Choose two JPG/JPEG images.
  2. Check their order and choose paper size and margins.
  3. Create one PDF and verify both pages.

Try this example

Choose two JPG photos in order and create one two-page PDF. Check that the first image is on page 1. PNG files belong in PNG to PDF or Image to PDF.

Before

  • JPG 1
  • JPG 2

After

  • 2-page PDF
Input and expected output for this operation. Illustrative example.
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What you get

Convert JPG/JPEG images to one PDF, one image per page. Use Image to PDF for mixed JPG and PNG files.

Limits and important details

Local limits: Max files: 40 / Max total size: 40 MB

Original mode: 40 images, 40 MB input, 16 MP per image / 40 MP total; no EXIF correction. Optional preparation: 10 images, 10 MB each, 40 MB total, 12 MP per image / 24 MP total before decode, 40 MB output. Preparation applies browser EXIF orientation and downsizes without upscaling. JPEG is lossy and fills transparency white; PNG preserves transparency. Image size uses prepared dimensions as PDF points. No HEIC or OCR; limits are not a total memory guarantee.

Example

Choose two JPG photos in order and create one two-page PDF. Check that the first image is on page 1. PNG files belong in PNG to PDF or Image to PDF.