Free JPG to PDF Converter
Securely combine multiple photos into a single, high-quality PDF document.
1. Upload Images
Click to Select or Drag & Drop Images
(JPG, PNG, WebP)
How to Convert Images to PDF
- Upload your JPG, PNG, or WebP images.
- Drag the thumbnails on the right to reorder pages.
- Adjust paper size, orientation, and margins.
- Click "Create PDF" to download instantly.
2. Reorder Pages
Previews will appear here. Drag to change order.
The Secure, Free Image to PDF Converter
Sharing multiple photos via email or messaging apps can be messy. Files get compressed, lost, or viewed out of order. WebToolCraft's Image to PDF Converter solves this by combining your photos into a single, organized PDF document that looks professional on any device.
Why Use Our Converter?
- 100% Privacy Guarantee: Unlike other sites, we use Client-Side Processing. Your photos are converted directly in your browser and are never uploaded to our servers.
- Drag & Drop Reordering: Easily arrange your photos in the exact order you want them to appear in the PDF document.
- Multiple Formats: Supports JPG, JPEG, PNG, and WebP images seamlessly.
- Customizable Layouts: Choose between A4 or Letter sizes, Portrait or Landscape orientation, and control image scaling (Fit vs. Fill).
Common Use Cases
This tool is perfect for creating digital photo albums, submitting ID card scans, compiling receipts for expense reports, or creating portfolios for design work.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 'Fit Page' and 'Fill Page'?
Fit Page (Contain): Resizes your image so the whole picture is visible. This ensures nothing is cut off but may leave white space margins.
Fill Page (Cover): Zooms the image to cover the entire PDF page. This looks great for photos but might crop the edges of the image.
Does it lower image quality?
We use high-quality compression settings to keep your PDF file size manageable without noticeable quality loss. Your original resolution is largely preserved.
Is it free?
Yes, this tool is 100% free with no hidden costs, watermarks, or sign-up requirements.