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Click the red Select Images button or drag and drop your images directly onto the page. SlashPDF accepts JPG, JPEG, PNG and WEBP files. You can select multiple images in one go — they will each become a separate page in your PDF, in the order you add them.
Select A4 for standard international document size, Letter for US standard, or Fit to image to create pages that match the exact dimensions of each image with no white borders or margins. All images are centred automatically.
Click Create PDF and your file downloads instantly. The entire conversion happens in your browser — no upload, no waiting for a server. Your images are never transmitted anywhere and the result is ready in seconds.
Job applications, university admissions, visa forms and government portals almost always require PDF uploads rather than image files. If you have your documents as photos or scans saved as JPG, converting them to PDF first ensures they are accepted without rejection or errors.
If you have taken photos of a multi-page document — a handwritten form, a signed contract, a set of receipts — converting all the images into a single PDF creates one clean, professional file that is easier to share, archive and read than a folder of separate images.
Most email recipients expect scanned documents as PDFs, not as a series of image attachments. Converting your scans to a single PDF file means the recipient gets a properly formatted document they can read, print or sign without having to reassemble individual images.
Converting a set of images to PDF is one of the fastest ways to create a printable photo collection, design portfolio or product catalogue. Each image sits on its own page, and the PDF can be printed or shared with anyone regardless of what software they use.
A JPG can be cropped, edited or extracted trivially. A PDF is harder to casually modify and is considered a more formal, finished format in business and legal contexts. Converting your images to PDF adds a layer of perceived authority and discourages casual alteration.
PDFs are a widely supported long-term archival format. Grouping related photos into a labelled PDF — event photos, project documentation, inspection records — makes them easier to store, search and retrieve years later compared to scattered image files.
A4 (210 × 297mm) is the standard paper size used in the UK, Europe, Africa, Asia and most of the world. Choose A4 if you are submitting a document to any institution outside the United States, printing on standard office paper, or sharing with an international audience. Your image will be centred on the page with a small margin.
Letter (8.5 × 11 inches) is the standard paper size in the United States and Canada. Choose Letter if you are submitting to a US employer, university or government body, or if the document will be printed on US office paper. It is slightly wider and shorter than A4.
Fit to image creates a PDF page that matches the exact pixel dimensions of your image. There are no white borders or margins — the image fills the entire page. This is the best choice for photography portfolios, product images, artwork and any situation where you want the image to be the page rather than sitting inside it.
Yes. Click Select Images and choose multiple files at once, or add them one by one using the Add more files button. Each image becomes its own page in the PDF, in the order they were added. There is no fixed limit on the number of images — it depends on your device's available memory.
SlashPDF supports JPG, JPEG, PNG and WEBP image files. These cover the vast majority of photos, screenshots and scanned images. GIF and TIFF are not currently supported — if you have files in those formats, converting them to JPG or PNG first will work.
No. SlashPDF converts your images entirely inside your browser using JavaScript and the PDF-lib library. Your files are never transmitted to any server at any point. This also means the conversion is instant — there is no upload wait time regardless of your internet speed.
No. SlashPDF embeds your images into the PDF at their full original resolution. There is no re-encoding, compression or quality reduction applied during the conversion. The images in your PDF will be identical in quality to the originals you selected.
A4 and Letter place your image centred on a standard paper-sized page with a small margin around it. Fit to image creates a page that is exactly the same size as your image — no borders, no margins, just the image. Use A4 or Letter for documents you will print or submit formally; use Fit to image for photography, artwork or portfolios where you want the image to fill the entire page.
Images are added to the PDF in the order they appear in the file list. To control the order, add them one at a time in the sequence you want, or remove and re-add any file to change its position. The file list shows the current order before you click Create PDF.
Yes. SlashPDF supports PNG and WEBP in addition to JPG and JPEG. Simply select your PNG or WEBP files the same way you would a JPG — they will be converted and embedded into the PDF at full quality.
Yes. SlashPDF is fully responsive and works on iPhone, iPad and Android devices in any modern browser. Open slashpdf.com/jpg-to-pdf/ in your browser, select images from your camera roll or files app, choose your page size, and download the PDF — no app installation required.