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How to Convert JPG to PDF Online Free (Batch Supported)

You have a folder of photos — a scanned form, receipts, ID copies, or a portfolio — and you need them as one PDF. Here's the free way.

The 5-second method

1. Open [JPG to PDF](/pdf-tools/jpg-to-pdf)

2. Drop every image (JPG, PNG, WebP all work)

3. Drag thumbnails to reorder

4. Pick page size (A4, Letter, or fit-to-image)

5. Download

Works in your browser. Nothing uploaded, no signup, no watermark.

When this is the right move

• Applying online — schools, visas, and jobs often require 'PDF only'
• Scanned receipts — bundle a month for expense claims
• Contracts you signed on paper — photo → PDF → email
• A photo portfolio for clients or reviewers

Get better-looking output

• Crop each photo with [Image Crop](/image-tools/crop) — kills wasted margins
• Straighten skewed photos with [Rotate](/image-tools/rotate)
• Compress big photos with [Image Compress](/image-tools/compress) before converting
• Rotate all photos to the same orientation before converting

Choosing page size

• A4 — default for most of the world
• Letter — US default
• Fit to image — one PDF page per photo at photo dimensions; best for portfolios

After converting

Most workflows go: JPG → PDF → [Compress](/pdf-tools/compress) → email. A 10-photo PDF at full res is often 20–40 MB; compressing gets it under 5 MB without visible loss.

Try [JPG to PDF](/pdf-tools/jpg-to-pdf) — free, no signup, private.

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