JPG and PNG to PDF Converter
Scattered photos and scans are awkward to send. Fixpio’s jpg to pdf converter gathers the images you pick into one PDF, a page at a time, without sending any of them to a server. It works just as well as a png to pdf converter — WebP files are welcome too — so a folder of mixed pictures can leave your device as a single, tidy document.
Combine Images into One PDF
Pick the pictures you need, in order, and download them back as a single file.
Drop your images here
or browse this device for the files
Accepts JPG, PNG and WebP images. Every image you add becomes one page, following the order you selected them in.
Fit to A4: image centred with margins, proportions kept. Original size: each page matches its image.
When combining images into one PDF helps
Everyday jobs that get easier once the pictures travel together.
Scanned paperwork, page by page
A scanner or phone often saves each side of a form as its own picture. Combined, those pages read as the document they came from — ready to send to an employer, a school or an office.
Receipts in a single bundle
Photograph each receipt as you get it, then turn the set into one picture to pdf file at expenses time. One attachment carries the whole claim, in date order.
A photo set that prints sensibly
On an A4 page each picture sits centred with margins, so a run of family photos or site pictures prints as an orderly document instead of a guessing game at the printer.
About this converter
Most people convert images to pdf at a practical moment: an application form that will only accept a PDF attachment, a landlord asking for ID as one file, a batch of receipts owed to an accounts department. It is a jpg to pdf converter that works online in your browser, made for those moments. Choose the pictures, decide how the pages should be sized, and the PDF is built locally — handy when the images are personal and you would rather they stayed put.
Because it also handles PNG and WebP, the page doubles as a general image to pdf route for screenshots, saved graphics and mixed camera rolls. Each picture keeps its own page, so nothing is squeezed side by side or cropped to fit a neighbour. Open it on a laptop, a tablet or a phone, put the set in order, and download a document that opens the same way for whoever receives it.
Frequently asked questions
Answers on formats, page order, page size and privacy.
How do I put several images into a single PDF here?
Select all the images you want in the picker — they can be JPG, PNG, WebP or a mixture — then check the order, because the sequence you choose is the sequence the pages follow. Press Convert to PDF and download the result. People often describe this as a merge jpg to pdf job; here it is simply how the converter works by default.
Can JPG and PNG files go into the same PDF?
Yes. The formats can be mixed freely within one conversion, so a JPG photograph, a PNG screenshot and a WebP graphic can sit on consecutive pages of the same document. One thing to know: a PDF page has no see-through areas, so transparent parts of a PNG will appear against a plain page background in the finished file.
Should I pick Fit to A4 or Original size?
Pick Fit to A4 when the PDF is a document — scanned forms, letters, receipts — because every page comes out a standard sheet size with the picture centred and its proportions untouched. Pick Original size when the images themselves are the point, such as a photo set, and each page should be exactly as large as the picture it holds.
Will the words in my scanned pages be searchable in the PDF?
No, and it is worth knowing before you rely on it. This tool places each image onto a page as a picture; it does not read the text inside the image, so the words cannot be searched, selected or copied from the PDF. If you need searchable text from a scan, you will need a separate OCR step — Fixpio’s image-to-text tool is one place to extract the words themselves.
Are my photos or documents sent anywhere when I convert them?
No. The assembling happens inside your browser, on the machine in front of you. Your images are not uploaded, not kept by us and not passed to anyone else, which makes the page a reasonable choice for receipts, certificates and ID documents you would not happily hand to a stranger’s server.
Does it cost anything, and will it work on my phone?
There is no charge and no sign-up, and you do not need an app. Any current browser on a phone, tablet or computer can run this free jpg to pdf converter, so pictures taken on your phone can be combined and sent without moving them to another device first.