JPG & PNG

Convert JPG to PDF into one document

Convert JPG to PDF when a job portal wants a single file for your ID, a stack of receipts or the pages of a signed lease. Drop in the pictures, put them in order and click “Create a PDF”: each image becomes a page, and its quality is preserved.

JPG & PNG
Drag to reorder
No sign-up
Files stay on your device

Works with
.pdf
.jpg
.png
.docx
.xlsx

How to convert JPG to PDF

Drop pictures here or choose files
Add JPG or PNG pictures to the drop area — several at once is fine. Each picture can be up to 20 MB, and the document can hold up to 1,000 pages.
Put the pages in order
Drag a picture or use “Move up” and “Move down”. “Remove” takes out an image you do not need.
Click “Create a PDF”
Download the document, save it to the cloud, or open it in the editor to add a signature or page numbers.

How it works

What the tool does

Each picture becomes its own page in a standard size — US Letter or A4, depending on the paper used in your region. The image is fitted inside a small margin and never stretched, so proportions are kept. Orientation is chosen per picture: a portrait photo gets a portrait page, a wide screenshot gets a landscape one.

Rotation recorded by a phone camera (EXIF) is honoured. JPEG is embedded as it is, with no recompression, PNG stays lossless, and transparent areas show as white.

Use cases

When you need it

Job applications: put a photo ID, a utility bill and a signed offer into one upload.
College applications: combine photographed transcripts and certificates into a single file.
Tax season: send photographed receipts to your accountant as one document.
E-filing portals: attach several pages without scanning each one separately.

Image to PDF

Image to PDF: one file, many pages

Image to PDF conversion here means one PDF with a page for every picture. You can mix JPG and PNG in the same list, and the order in the list is the order of the pages. To add pictures to an existing PDF, use Merge PDF instead.

Image	Page in the PDF	Tip
Phone photo of a document	Portrait Letter or A4 page with margins	Crop the background first
Wide screenshot	Landscape page	Good for spreadsheets and diagrams
PNG scan	Lossless page	Compress the PDF if it gets large
HEIC or WebP image	Not accepted	Export it as JPG first

Quality

JPG to PDF quality

Quality is preserved because JPEG pictures are placed into the PDF without a second round of compression, and PNG stays lossless. The picture is never stretched to fill the page; it is fitted with a margin, so a small photo keeps its proportions. Transparent parts of a PNG become white. If the result is heavy, compress the PDF.

Any device

JPG to PDF on Windows and phones

There is nothing to install: the converter runs in the browser on Windows, macOS, Android and iPhone. On a phone, pick pictures from the gallery, reorder them with “Move up” and “Move down”, then save the PDF back to Files or Downloads.

Limits

Limitations

Only JPG, JPEG and PNG are accepted. HEIC photos from an iPhone and WebP images must be saved as JPG first. Each picture can be up to 20 MB and the document up to 1,000 pages. The pages contain images, not searchable text — run OCR if you need to find or copy words.

Privacy

Is it safe?

Pictures are processed in your browser on your own device and never uploaded, which matters for IDs, receipts and medical paperwork. The result reaches Zotu cloud only if you click “Save to cloud”; saved files are kept in the EU/US under GDPR. You can also turn the PDF back into images with PDF to JPG.

FAQ

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How do I convert JPG to PDF?

Click the drop area or choose files, add your JPG pictures and put them in order with “Move up” and “Move down”. Then click “Create a PDF” and download the result. Each picture becomes its own page, and the images are processed on your device.

How do I convert photos to PDF?

Add the photos to the drop area, arrange them in the order you want, and click “Create a PDF”. Every photo becomes a Letter or A4 page with a margin, turned to match the picture. You can mix JPG and PNG in the same document and remove any photo before creating it.

How do I convert PNG to PDF?

PNG works exactly like JPG here: add the file to the list, set its position and click “Create a PDF”. PNG stays lossless in the result, and transparent areas show as white on the page. You can combine PNG and JPG pictures in one document.

How do I convert an image to PDF?

Drop the image into the tool, check the order of the pages and click “Create a PDF”. The image is fitted onto a Letter or A4 page with a small margin and is never stretched. The PDF downloads straight to your device or can be saved to the cloud.

Can you convert JPG to PDF without losing quality?

Yes. JPEG pictures are embedded without recompression and PNG stays lossless, so the page shows the same image quality you started with. The picture is also never stretched: it keeps its proportions inside the page margin. Compress the PDF afterwards only if the file is too large.

How do I convert JPG to PDF on iPhone?

Open the page in your iPhone browser, tap the drop area and pick pictures from Photos. Reorder them with “Move up” and “Move down”, then tap “Create a PDF” and save the file to Files. If a photo is HEIC, export it as JPG first, since only JPG and PNG are accepted.

How do I convert JPG to PDF on Windows?

There is nothing to install: open this page in your browser on Windows, add the JPG files and click “Create a PDF”. The document is built locally on your PC, then downloads to your usual folder. The same page works on macOS, Android and iPhone.

Is it free? Is there a watermark?

It is free, with no sign-up and no watermark. Nothing is added to your pages — no logo and no extra sheet, just your pictures in the order you set. The limits are on the files: each picture up to 20 MB and the document up to 1,000 pages.

Is it safe to upload documents?

Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is built in your browser on your own device. Photos of IDs, receipts and medical papers stay with you. The result reaches cloud storage only if you click “Save to cloud”, and saved files are kept in the EU/US under GDPR.