Step by step
- Open JPG to PDF and drop in all the photos at once, or click Select File and pick them together.
- Check the list: the PDF follows its order. Remove a photo with the × button, and add more with Add more files.
- Click Convert, then Download all and choose One PDF. Each photo becomes one page.
Prefer separate files? Choose the other option and every photo becomes its own PDF, downloaded together in a ZIP.
Get the order right
Name your photos in order before you start (01, 02, 03...) or add them one at a time in the order you want. If you already have several PDFs, put them in any order you like with Merge PDF, which lets you drag files up and down.
Keep the PDF small
A single phone photo can be 3 to 5 MB, so ten of them make a PDF that is too big for most upload forms. Shrink the photos first with Compress JPG: choose how much smaller each one should be and set Resize to Max 1920px. A page of text photographed at that size is still easy to read and usually well under 500 KB.
Tips for documents and receipts
- Photograph pages flat, straight on and in daylight, without flash.
- Crop away the table or floor around the page with Crop Image; you can crop many photos at once.
- Turn sideways photos upright before converting. Phone photos are turned upright automatically when the camera recorded which way up they were.
- If the text must be searchable, run the finished PDF through OCR PDF.