PDF tool
JPG to PDF
Build a PDF from photos or screenshots. Each image becomes one page, placed on the paper size you pick without being cropped or stretched.
Add files
Drop JPG images, PNG images here, or choose files. Everything stays on this device.
Waiting for files
Accepted input
- JPG and PNG images
Limits
- Up to 40 images per batch and 20 MB per image.
- Page count equals the number of images you add.
- Very large images are limited by the memory your browser has available.
Local processing
- Files are read in your browser and are never uploaded to a server.
- Nothing is stored after you close or reload the page.
How to use JPG to PDF
- Add your images and use the arrows to set the page order.
- Choose the paper size, orientation and margin.
- Press Create PDF and download the document.
What it does
- One page per image, in the order you arrange.
- Fits each image inside the margins, so nothing is cropped or distorted.
- Keeps the original image quality inside the PDF.
Limits and things to know
- Transparent PNG areas are drawn as they are; some PDF readers show a white page behind them.
- EXIF rotation of a photo is not applied, so some phone photos may appear sideways.
- No text layer is added, so the PDF cannot be searched.
Example
Sending three phone photos as one PDF
Add the photos in order, choose A4 and landscape, set the margin to 10 mm, and download. Each photo gets a full page with white space around it.
Frequently asked questions
Will my images be cropped to fill the page?
No. Each image is scaled down until it fits inside the margins, keeping its proportions.
Can I choose a different paper size?
Yes. A3, A4, A5, US Letter, US Legal and US Tabloid are available.
Do transparent PNGs keep their transparency?
The image data is kept, but a PDF page has no alpha channel of its own, so most readers show the transparent parts in white.
Runs entirely in your browser on ap98.com. Files are never uploaded.