JPG to PDF

How to use

1. Drop images on Drop images here or click to choose, or click and select several files together. The status line shows how many images were accepted.
2. Order is the order of that selection. A later drop or file pick replaces the list. It does not add onto the previous images.
3. Click Convert to PDF. Each image becomes one page, drawn as a JPEG at quality 0.92, and the file downloads as images.pdf.

When it helps

Use it for photos or screenshots that should sit in one PDF, one picture per page, at the same pixel size as the image. A wide screenshot stays a wide page. A tall phone photo stays a tall page. Nothing is scaled onto a letter sheet, and nothing is centered inside a margin.

If you already have PDFs to join, use Merge PDF. That drop area takes PDF files, and the button is Merge PDFs. If you later need the pages as pictures, PDF to JPG renders each page as page-1.jpg and so on.

Limits

Page size equals the image pixel size. There is no paper-size menu, no margin field, and no fit-to-page option. You cannot drag thumbnails into a new order. Drop or choose the files again in the order you want.

Each page is a JPEG at quality 0.92, so transparency is not kept. A PNG with a clear background will not stay clear. Only files the browser treats as images are added. The download name is images.pdf, not the name of the first picture.