Combine multiple JPGs into one PDF
Scanned the pages of a form with your phone? Add all the photos at once, drag them into order, and get a single PDF that's ready to email or upload. Each image gets its own page, and landscape photos automatically get landscape pages.
Why phone photos come out sideways on other sites
Phones don't actually rotate the picture when you hold them sideways — they save it as-is and add a small “rotate me” note (called EXIF orientation). Plenty of converters ignore that note, so your pages come out sideways or upside down.
This converter reads it, so every page comes out the way you took the photo. No fixing pages afterwards.
A4, Letter or “same as image”
Choose A4 or Letter for documents you'll print or submit — images are centred and scaled to fit, never stretched or cropped. Choose “Same as image” if you want each page to be exactly the size of its photo, with no white borders.
JPG and PNG images go into the PDF unchanged, so there's no quality loss. Only photos that need rotating or are extremely large get re-saved, at high quality.
Converting iPhone HEIC photos
Browsers can't read iPhone HEIC photos yet. To get JPGs instead, set Settings → Camera → Formats → Most Compatible on your iPhone, or share the photo to your computer as a JPG.