Convert JPG to PDF
Turn photos and scans into a tidy PDF document.
Processed in your browser. Nothing is uploaded.
How to convert JPG to PDF
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Choose your JPG photos or scans. You can add more later.
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Drag them into order and rotate any that are sideways.
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Pick a page size, orientation and margins, or keep the defaults.
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Tap “Convert to PDF” and download your file.
Turn photos into a proper document
Many forms want a single PDF, but your documents live in your camera roll: a photographed ID card, receipts for an expense claim, pages of handwritten notes. JPG to PDF puts them all into one PDF with clean, consistent pages, ready to upload or email.
This image to PDF converter handles JPG and JPEG to PDF, so you can turn any photo to PDF, such as a scanned form or a picture of a receipt.
Sensible defaults, easy to change
Most people only need two taps: choose photos, then convert. Behind the scenes Atifo:
- Keeps photos upright, using the orientation your camera recorded.
- Picks portrait or landscape for each page to match its photo.
- Centres each photo on an A4 page with a small margin.
- Uses Balanced quality, so a 10-page document stays small enough to email.
Prefer US paper? Choose Letter or Legal. Want no white border? Pick Fit image to make each page the exact size of its photo.
Big photos, handled safely
Modern phone cameras take huge photos. Atifo scales very large images down to a sensible size before building the PDF, one image at a time, so budget phones don’t run out of memory. Choose Original quality when you need every detail, for example for a document you will print.
Order and rotation
Drag photos into the right order, or rotate any sideways shot with its rotate button. Long-press to drag on a phone.
Your photos stay on your phone
Conversion happens in your browser. Your photos aren’t uploaded, so personal documents stay private.
Frequently asked questions
Will my photos be the right way up?
Yes. Atifo reads the orientation your camera saved with each photo, so portrait shots stay upright. You can also rotate any image before converting.
Which image quality should I choose?
“Balanced” is right for most documents and keeps files small enough to email. Choose “Original” to keep every detail, or “Small file” for strict upload limits.
Can I put each photo in its own PDF?
Yes. Turn on “One PDF per image” and you’ll get a separate PDF for every photo, downloaded together as a ZIP.
My iPhone photos won’t add. Why?
Some iPhones save photos as HEIC, which browsers can’t read yet. In Settings → Camera → Formats, choose “Most Compatible”, or share the photo as a JPG first.
Is there a limit on the number of photos?
You can add up to 100 images of up to 50 MB each. Very large photos are resized safely so your phone doesn’t run out of memory.