JPG to PDF

This tool takes the images you choose and embeds each one as a page of a single PDF. Every image becomes one page, sized to match the image itself, so a landscape photo produces a landscape page.

Both JPG and PNG images are supported, and the original image quality is preserved — images are embedded at their full resolution rather than re-compressed.

The order of the pages follows the order of the files you select, so arrange your images in the order you want them to appear before processing.

Each image is loaded into browser memory, and pdf-lib embeds it into a new PDF document. The tool creates one page per image, sized exactly to the image's dimensions, and draws the image across the full page.

The finished PDF is assembled in memory and offered as a download with a preview, so you can review the page order before saving.

Everything runs in the browser — the images are read locally and never sent to a server.

PDFs can embed raster images directly. pdf-lib embeds each JPG or PNG into the document's object structure and creates a page whose dimensions match the image, then draws the image to fill that page.

Because images are embedded rather than re-encoded, they keep their original quality and resolution — the PDF is essentially a container for the images.

Practical notes: the output size depends on the source images (large photos produce large PDFs), and very many or very large images consume browser memory. Compressing the images first with the Image Compressor is the right move if the resulting PDF is too big.