JPG to PDF Converter

Files ending in .jpg or .jpeg are image files. JPG or JPEG files are raster images, which means they are made up of a grid of colored pixels. JPGs are automatically compressed when created, making them a lossy image format. Because of their high-quality compression and ease of use, JPGs are now the most common image standard in the world. They are ideal for sharing on the web, use in web publishing, and storage. JPGs can be opened natively within every major operating system and are supported in almost all image-based software.

If you’re going to email a bunch of JPGs to someone, you’ll need to upload each file individually. Your recipient will then need to open each one to view them, which could get tedious, especially if there are many. You can make this process way easier by converting JPG to PDF and collecting multiple images into one file. Essentially, this converter changes one JPG to a PDF file but then can add more JPGs to that same PDF. This leaves you with one document with multiple pages, and each page is one of your images. Now when you email, archive, or share that file, you’ll have all the images in one spot that you can scroll through easily. Our 100% free online service can do as many conversions as you need, and we will never watermark anything you upload. Just upload your first batch of JPGs to get started!