Scan receipts into one file
Turn photos of five receipts into a single PDF for expense reporting.
๐ Convert PDF
๐ท JPG to PDF
Convert images into a single PDF document.
JPG to PDF combines JPG, PNG, and WebP images into one PDF with one image per page. Choose page size, orientation, and margins to control the final layout.
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Choose a file to begin.
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How to use JPG to PDF
- Upload the images in the order you want them to appear.
- Choose page size, orientation, and margin.
- Click JPG to PDF.
- Preview and download the combined document.
Features
- Combine up to 50 images
- A4, Letter, or fit-to-image pages
- Auto, portrait, or landscape orientation
- Images rendered at decoded pixel dimensions
Illustrative workflows
These scenarios explain how to check your own output; they are not claims of a recorded browser test.
Build a photo document
Combine product photos into a one-page-per-image catalog PDF.
Turn receipt photos into a readable document
Upload receipt photos in the intended reading order; each image becomes one PDF page. A4 or Letter gives a consistent paper size, while Auto chooses landscape for wider images. The image is centered and scaled to fit inside the margins without cropping, so its shape can leave blank space around it.
Fit image uses the image pixel dimensions as the starting page dimensions; it is not a promise of a particular physical print size. Start with a zero margin if you want the image to fill that page. Review small receipts and orientation before sending the file. This tool does not deskew photographs, enhance blurred text, or add an OCR text layer.
Frequently asked questions
JPG, PNG, and WebP files are supported. The tool also accepts JPEG variants with common MIME types.
Yes. The upload list order becomes the page order.
Images are decoded and rendered to PNG before embedding. Their decoded pixel dimensions are retained, but the original file bytes and metadata are not preserved.
Yes. Upload several JPG files and they are placed in order, one image per page, in a single PDF document.