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Private, browser-based conversion

Free JPG to PDF Converter Online

Convert your JPG images into a PDF that meets your required file-size limit. Arrange your pages, choose a target, and create the file in your browser—no account required.

Image to PDF

Private, on-device conversion

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Your files never leave your device.

PDF settings

Choose how your pages should look and set a maximum file size.

Selected target: 500 KB maximum

Target size is a maximum. Image quality is preserved as much as possible.

Add at least one image to convert.

A clear, simple process

How to convert JPG to PDF

  1. 01

    Upload your JPG images

    Choose one or more JPG or JPEG files from your device, or drop them into the converter.

  2. 02

    Arrange images and choose PDF settings

    Set the order, rotate or remove images, and choose a page size, orientation, and margins.

  3. 03

    Set your target size and download

    Pick a maximum PDF size or use no limit. Convert the images and save the finished PDF.

A practical constraint

Why your PDF file size matters

Online forms often set a maximum file size for each attachment. A PDF made from phone photos can exceed that limit, even when the document contains only a few pages.

Government, exam, job, scholarship, and college or university applications may each set their own upload rules. Check the portal’s instructions first, then choose a suitable maximum here. A smaller target can require lower image quality or dimensions, so review the result before submitting it.

The converter measures the PDF it creates and reports whether it met your selected maximum. It cannot guarantee that every collection of images will fit under every limit.

Choose a useful limit

Common JPG to PDF target sizes

Different portals use different attachment limits. These options are available in the converter; the final file size depends on your images and settings.

Under 200 KB

For strict limits and small image sets. Fine detail may be reduced significantly.

Open converter options

Private by design

Your images are processed in your browser

The converter reads and converts selected images on your device. It does not upload them to a conversion server, and no account is needed. Your generated PDF remains in your browser until you choose to download or share it. The website host may still process routine connection data when delivering the page.

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Tools for this conversion

A few useful controls, all in one place

  • Combine multiple JPG or JPEG images
  • Reorder, rotate, remove, or add images
  • A4, Letter, or fit-to-image pages
  • Auto, portrait, or landscape orientation
  • None, small, or big page margins
  • Optimize toward a maximum PDF size
  • Set a custom target size
  • Convert with no size limit
  • Process images on your device

Frequently asked questions

JPG to PDF, explained

How do I convert JPG to PDF?

Choose JPG or JPEG images from your device, arrange or rotate them if needed, select page settings and a target size, then choose Convert to PDF and download the result.

Is this JPG to PDF converter free to use?

Yes. You can use the converter without creating an account or paying to convert your images.

Are my images uploaded to a server?

The converter reads and processes your selected images in your browser. It does not upload them to a conversion server. Your browser and the hosting provider may still process routine connection data when loading the website.

How does the target PDF size work?

Choose a maximum size and the converter adjusts image quality and dimensions, then checks the actual generated PDF. The size is a limit to aim for, not a guarantee that every set of images can fit under it.

Can I combine multiple JPG images into one PDF?

Yes. Add multiple JPG or JPEG images, arrange their order, and keep “Merge all images into one PDF” selected to create a single document.

What if my target size cannot be reached?

The converter returns the smallest result it could create and tells you the target was not met. You can remove images or select a larger maximum size.

Which image formats are supported?

The converter accepts JPG and JPEG images. Other image formats are not supported.

Can I use the converter on a phone?

Yes. Use the file picker on a mobile browser to choose images from your gallery or take a photo if your device offers that option.

Do I need an account?

No account or sign-in is required.

Will the PDF keep the original image quality?

The converter preserves the highest practical quality it can while trying to meet your selected size. If the target is very small, image dimensions or JPEG quality may be reduced.

Ready to prepare your JPG images?

Set a page layout and maximum file size, then make your PDF locally.

Convert JPG to PDF