How to combine JPG and PNG images into one PDF

Put photos, screenshots, or scanned pages into one document. pdPDF creates one PDF page for each image you add, in the order shown in the loaded-file list.

Steps

1. Open JPG to PDF and choose one or more JPG, JPEG, or PNG files. You can add more images with “Add File.”
2. Check the loaded-file list. The first listed image becomes page one, followed by the others. If the order is wrong, remove files and add them again in the order you want.
3. Click “Convert to PDF.” The browser downloads a file named converted_images.pdf.
4. Open the PDF and check page order, image orientation, legibility, and margins before sharing or printing it.

Page size and image quality

Each image is placed on a portrait A4 page with a small margin. Large images are scaled down to fit; small images are not enlarged. The tool does not crop a photo to fill the page or offer page-size, landscape, or compression controls. If a phone photo appears sideways, rotate the source image first. Check fine text in screenshots and scans at the size your recipient will use.

Supported inputs: JPG/JPEG and PNG. WebP, BMP, GIF, and TIFF are not currently supported by this converter. Convert them to JPG or PNG before using this tool.

Privacy and practical limits

The conversion reads the images and builds the PDF in your browser; it does not upload the image content to a pdPDF conversion server. The website still loads its normal assets over the internet. Very large batches can use substantial browser memory, so try smaller groups if your device slows down.

Common questions

Can I include both JPG and PNG images?

Yes. Add them to the same list and check their order before converting.

Can I add these images to an existing PDF?

Create the image PDF first, then use the Merge PDF guide to combine it with your existing PDF.

Does the tool change my original images?

No. It creates a new PDF download and leaves the source files on your device.