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How to Use the Free Client-Side JPG to PDF

Upload your images, arrange them in the order you want, pick a page size, and convert. PDF-Lib does the work locally in your browser, so your images are never transmitted to a server.

1. Select JPG, PNG, or WebP images from your device — multiple files at once are fine.
2. Drag to reorder the images and choose a page size of A4, Letter, or fit to image.
3. Click Convert to generate the PDF and download it instantly.

When to Use JPG to PDF

Printed and photographed material still lives as images until you do something with it, and converting those images into a proper PDF is the step that makes them shareable, archivable, and professional. This converter takes JPG, PNG, WebP, GIF, BMP, and AVIF inputs, so whatever format your photos and scans arrive in, it can fold them into one PDF document. Each image becomes its own page, which is ideal for assembling photo albums, building portfolios, or turning a stack of receipt and invoice photos into a single record for accounting.

The page size control is the feature that separates this from a one-click toy. Choose A4 or US Letter for documents that need to print cleanly, or fit to image when your images have varying aspect ratios and you do not want them cropped or stretched to fill a fixed page. Combined with drag-and-drop reordering, you can assemble a complete, correctly sequenced document — a scanned contract, a chronological photo album, a paginated report — in one pass without a desktop PDF program.

JPG to PDF Tips and Best Practices

1. Use fit-to-image for mixed aspect ratios. Landscape and portrait images together will be handled best when the page matches each image instead of forcing a fixed frame.
2. Watch for landscape images on portrait-only page sizes — they can be cropped. Rotate or choose fit-to-image to keep the full photo visible.
3. Large images produce large PDFs. Photos wider than 4000px can balloon the output, so consider resizing or compressing first to keep the file manageable.
4. Reorder before converting: since each image becomes exactly one page, the order you arrange is the order of the final document.

Why Client-Side Privacy Matters for converting scanned documents and photos containing personal information

The images people convert here are often exactly the ones they would not want shared: scans of IDs and passports, photos of signed documents, and pictures of receipts with account numbers. A converter that uploads those images is a risk before the conversion even happens, because the source files become copies in a third party's hands.

This JPG to PDF tool keeps everything local. Your images are processed in your browser with PDF-Lib, never sent to any server, and the finished PDF is generated on your own machine. Sensitive scans convert into professional documents without ever leaving your control.