About the JPG to PDF
Tezmy's JPG to PDF converter turns one or many images into a single, tidy PDF: handy for scanned documents, receipts, homework, ID copies and photo collections. Put the images in the order you want, pick A4, Letter or a page the same size as each image, and choose portrait, landscape or automatic orientation. Photos taken on phones are automatically turned the right way up. Everything happens in your browser, so your pictures are never uploaded.
Updated September 2026
How to use the JPG to PDF
- 1Click Select images, or drop your images on the page. JPG, PNG, WebP and more all work.
- 2Use the arrows to put them in order. Each image becomes one page.
- 3Choose page size, orientation and margin.
- 4Click Convert and download your PDF.
Turn phone photos of documents into one PDF
Many offices and websites want documents as a PDF, but most of us only have photos of them on our phone. Add the photos here, put them in order, and you get one clean PDF with a page for each picture, ready to email or upload.
It works well for ID and passport copies, certificates, receipts and bills, handwritten homework and notes, and any document you photographed instead of scanning.
Choosing page size, orientation and margins
- Page size: A4 is the standard in most countries; Letter is common in the USA and Canada. “Same as image” makes each page exactly the size of its photo, with no white border.
- Orientation: Auto turns each page landscape for wide pictures and portrait for tall ones. Choose Portrait or Landscape to make every page the same.
- Margins: a small margin looks tidy when printed. Choose no margin to fill the page with the image.
Tips for a clear, readable PDF
- Take photos in good light, straight from above, with the whole page in the frame.
- Crop away the table or background first with our Crop Image tool for a cleaner result.
- If the PDF is too big to upload, open it in Compress PDF and choose Recommended.
- To add more pages later, create a second PDF and join them with Merge PDF.
Convert images to PDF on iPhone and Android
Open this page in Safari or Chrome and tap Select images. On an iPhone you can pick several photos at once from your Photos or Files; on Android, from your Gallery or Downloads. The finished PDF is saved to your downloads, and nothing is uploaded, so private documents stay on your phone.
Features
- Many images into one PDF
- A4, Letter or same-as-image pages
- Auto, portrait or landscape
- Fixes sideways phone photos
- No quality loss for JPG and PNG (unless you set a size limit)
- Optional maximum PDF size, e.g. under 100 KB for upload forms
- Private: images never leave your device
Frequently asked questions
Can I make the PDF smaller than a certain size?
Yes. Tick “Keep the PDF under a file size” and enter the limit in KB. The photos are compressed to share that budget before the PDF is made, and you are told if they can't fit.
Can I convert several images into one PDF?
Yes. Add as many images as you like and each one becomes a page in the same PDF, in the order shown in the list.
Which image formats are supported?
JPG and PNG are added directly without any quality loss. WebP, GIF, BMP and most other formats your browser can open are converted to high-quality JPG first.
Why was my photo sideways in other converters?
Phones often save photos sideways with a hidden “rotate” note. Many converters ignore it. Tezmy reads that note and turns the photo the right way up.
What does Auto orientation do?
Auto makes each page landscape for wide images and portrait for tall ones, so every image fills its page as much as possible.
Are my images uploaded?
No. The PDF is created in your browser and your images never leave your device.
How many images can I put in one PDF?
There is no fixed limit. Dozens of photos work fine; with hundreds of very large photos, older phones may slow down, so you can make a few PDFs and merge them.
Will my photos lose quality in the PDF?
No. JPG and PNG images are placed in the PDF without being compressed again, so they look exactly like the originals.
Can I convert a screenshot to PDF?
Yes. Screenshots are PNG or JPG images, so add them like any photo. Choose “Same as image” for the page size if you don't want white borders.