JPG to PDF
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JPG to PDF conversion embeds one or more raster images into a PDF document, placing each image on its own page at a chosen page size and orientation. It is how a set of photos or scans becomes a single, shareable document, with the page dimensions chosen before the file is built and the page sequence following the order the images were added.
At a Glance
1 Credit
Per Convert
On-Device
Processing
25 MB
Free File Limit
500 MB
Pro File Limit
Key Facts
LittlePDF JPG to PDF runs entirely client-side in the browser using pdf-lib, so images are never uploaded to a server.
Multiple images can be combined into one PDF, ordered by the sequence they were added, and placed on A4 or Letter pages, or on Original pages that match the image's own size.
Each conversion costs 1 credit; free accounts get 500 credits per day and a 25 MB per-file limit, while Pro supports files up to 500 MB.
How to JPG to PDF in 3 Steps
Drop one or more images into the upload area, or click to browse for them.
Add any further images with the Add button, which appends them to the end, and pick a page size: A4, Letter, or Original.
Click Convert and the assembled PDF downloads to your device.
Why JPG to PDF with LittlePDF?
The conversion runs in your browser with pdf-lib, so personal photos and scans are never uploaded.
Images convert in the order you added them, and the x on any thumbnail drops one you do not want.
Choose A4 or Letter for printing, or Original to avoid borders, depending on the use.
Images are embedded without recompression, so each page stays as sharp as the original picture.
Features
Multiple Images, One File
Add as many images as you need and each becomes a page. A pile of photographed receipts or scanned sheets turns into a single PDF you can attach in one go.
Add, Drop, Convert
Every image you add becomes a thumbnail in a grid, and the PDF follows that grid top to bottom. New images join the end and the x on any thumbnail removes it, so you shape the document by what you add and what you take out.
Page Size Choices
Place images on A4 or Letter pages, or pick Original so each page matches its picture. Original keeps the aspect ratio and drops the white margins.
Frequently Asked Questions
Last updated: August 2026