How to Convert Multiple JPG Images to a Single PDF
Combining multiple scans, identity cards, or photographic records into a consolidated PDF document makes sharing and submitting applications easier. This tool converts JPG and JPEG images into a clean PDF without uploading your sensitive records to remote servers.
- Upload Images: Click the upload box or drag multiple JPG files at once.
- Arrange Page Sequence: Drag thumbnails or use the Left/Right arrow controls to set your desired reading order.
- Customize Document Geometry: Choose your target paper size (A4, Letter, Legal), orientation, and print margins.
- Review Live Layout: Check the interactive page preview to verify that margins and aspect ratios look correct.
- Compile & Save: Click Create & Download PDF to compile your file instantly.
Supported Specifications
- Supported Input Format: JPG and JPEG files (up to 20MB per photo).
- Output Format: Consolidated multi-page PDF document.
- Paper Formats: A4 ($210 \times 297\text{ mm}$), A3 ($297 \times 420\text{ mm}$), A5 ($148 \times 210\text{ mm}$), US Letter ($8.5 \times 11\text{ inches}$), and US Legal ($8.5 \times 14\text{ inches}$).
- Margin Control: None ($0\text{ mm}$), Small ($5\text{ mm}$), Medium ($10\text{ mm}$), and Large ($20\text{ mm}$) to ensure no text or borders get trimmed during physical printing.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
1. How do I make a single PDF from multiple photos?
Select all your photos when uploading. The tool places each photo onto its own page in sequential order. You can drag thumbnails or click the arrow buttons to rearrange them before generating the PDF.
2. Is my document data private?
Yes. The entire compilation happens inside your browser using the client-side jsPDF engine. Your photos, certificates, and ID documents are never transferred over the internet or saved to our web server.
3. What if my photos have different dimensions?
The converter calculates the aspect ratio of each individual image against the printable area of your chosen page format, automatically centering each photo while preventing stretching or distortion.