How to use
- Tap Choose photos and pick one or more pictures: JPG, PNG, WebP, or HEIC photos from an iPhone. You can add more at any time.
- Check the order. Each photo becomes one page; use the up and down arrows to move a page, or the X to remove it.
- Pick the page size (Letter for the US, A4 elsewhere, or the photo's own size) and whether to leave a small margin.
- Tap Create PDF & download. The PDF is saved to your Downloads folder, ready to email or upload.
How do you convert a JPG to a PDF?
On this page it takes three taps: choose the photos, put them in order, and create the PDF. Each photo is placed on its own page, scaled to fit and centred, and turned sideways on a landscape page when the photo is wider than it is tall. Photos taken on a phone come out the right way up.
Everything happens in your browser. Your pictures of IDs, insurance cards, tax forms or medical bills are never sent to a server, and there is no account, watermark or limit on the number of pages.
Turn phone photos of documents into one PDF
Many forms ask for a single PDF: a claim, a rental or loan application, a benefits portal, a school or employer upload. Photograph each page in good light, flat on a dark table, filling the screen, then add all the photos here in page order.
Letter is the paper size used in the US and Canada; A4 is used almost everywhere else. If the PDF will be printed, keep the small margin so nothing is cut off at the edges. Choose Same as photo when you just want the picture inside a PDF with no white border.
| Setting | Best for |
|---|---|
| Letter (US), small margin | Forms and documents to print or upload in the US |
| A4, small margin | Documents for Europe, Asia and most other countries |
| Same as photo | Pictures, artwork and screenshots, with no border |
Convert a PDF to JPG
Switch to PDF → JPG and choose a PDF. Every page is turned into a sharp JPG image that you can download one by one or all at once. Choose Standard (150 dpi) for email, uploads and reading on screen, or Print (300 dpi) when the pages will go on paper; print files are two to three times larger. This is handy for posting a flyer, adding a page to a slideshow, or sending a document to someone who cannot open PDFs.
If you need to combine several PDFs, or keep only some of their pages, use the Merge & Split PDF tool.
Make a PDF that can't be copied and pasted
The PDF → image PDF tab turns every page into a picture and saves the pictures as a new PDF, at the original page size. It looks the same on screen and on paper, but there is no text left to select, so nobody can simply copy your price list, recipe, lesson or contract into another document.
Be realistic about what it does. Readers can still see every word, take a screenshot, or run text recognition (OCR) to retype it, so it discourages copying rather than preventing it. Links, fillable fields and bookmarks are removed, the text can no longer be searched or read aloud by a screen reader, and the file is usually larger. Send the image PDF and keep your original.
Frequently asked questions
Is it safe to convert my documents here?
Yes. The photos and PDFs are processed by your own browser and are never uploaded. Hidden photo data such as the GPS location is not copied into the PDF.
Can I convert iPhone HEIC photos to PDF?
Yes. HEIC photos are converted automatically. Picking photos from the iPhone Photos app usually hands them over as JPG anyway.
How many photos can I put in one PDF?
There is no set limit. Dozens of photos work well on a computer; on an older phone, large batches take longer, so you may prefer to make two PDFs and combine them with the Merge PDF tool.
How do I stop people copying text from my PDF?
Use the PDF → image PDF tab. The new file contains pictures of the pages, so the text cannot be selected or copied. It cannot stop screenshots or text recognition, so it is a deterrent rather than a lock.
Why is my PDF file large?
Photos are kept sharp enough to print. If an upload form has a size limit, use fewer photos per PDF, or shrink the photos first with the Image Compressor.