JPEG to PDF
Turn JPEG photos into a PDF at full original quality, with phone photos the right way up.
JPEG (.jpg, .jpeg) · up to 25 MB each
How to use JPEG to PDF
JPEG to PDF puts your photos into a single PDF, one per page, without re-compressing them: each photo in the PDF is the same file you uploaded.
- Add your .jpg or .jpeg photos. Several at once is fine.
- Drag them into order, then choose the page size, margins and how each photo fits its page.
- Create the PDF and download it.
Good to know
- Phone photos are placed the right way up. Phones often save a portrait photo sideways with a note saying "rotate me"; Papermint reads that note, so the page matches what you saw on your phone.
- No quality is lost: the PDF holds your original JPEG data, so it is roughly the size of the photos combined. Run Compress PDF afterwards if you need it smaller.
- "Fit image" makes every page exactly the size of its photo, with no white border. Good for portfolios and photo sets.
- Photographing paper documents? Scan to PDF has a camera button, and OCR afterwards makes the text searchable.
Questions about JPEG to PDF
- Is JPEG to PDF free?
- Yes. It is free with no account needed: files up to 25 MB, 3 files per task, 40 tasks a day. Premium raises that to files up to 200 MB, 25 files per task, 1,000 tasks a day.
- Which files can I use?
- JPEG images (.jpg, .jpeg). You can add several at once.
- What happens to my files?
- They are uploaded over an encrypted connection, processed on Papermint's own servers and deleted automatically: after 2 hours if you are not signed in, or 24 hours if you are. "Delete now" on the result removes them straight away. Your documents are not read, shared or sent to other services.
- Do I need to install anything?
- No. JPEG to PDF runs in your browser on phones, tablets and computers, so there is nothing to download.
- Do I need an account?
- No. A free account keeps your results for 24 hours instead of 2 hours, so you can download them again from any device.