How to put several photos into one PDF
You have several photos that you need to put into one PDF, but you are not sure how to do it. Converting your photos to a single PDF file can be useful when you need to send them to someone, such as a form or a document to a landlord or an HR department, and you want to keep everything in one file and in the right order.
Introduction to PDF conversion
Converting your photos to a PDF file can help you keep all your images in one place and prevent them from getting mixed up in an email. This is especially useful when you have multiple photos of a document, such as a scan or a screenshot, and you want to send them to someone as a single file.
When you convert your photos to a PDF, each image becomes a separate page in the PDF file, with the same proportions as the original photo, so nothing is cropped or stretched. You can select up to 20 images at once and each one becomes a page in the PDF file.
Benefits of PDF conversion
One of the benefits of converting your photos to a PDF file is that it helps to preserve the quality of your images. When you convert your JPG images to a PDF, the JPG data is embedded in the PDF exactly as it is, without a second round of compression, so the quality of the image is identical to the original photo. This means that when you zoom in on the image, you will see the same detail as the original photo.
Another benefit of converting your photos to a PDF file is that it makes it easier to share them with others. You can send a single PDF file to someone, rather than multiple separate images, which can be easier to manage and less likely to get mixed up. You can visit our website to learn more about how to convert your photos to a PDF file.
Steps to convert photos to PDF
To convert your photos to a PDF file, you can follow these steps:
- Select your JPG images, or drop them on the box. You can select up to 20 images at once.
- Arrange them in the order you want the pages to appear. You can use the up and down buttons to set the order.
- Choose the PDF size you want. You can choose from several options, including Original quality, which preserves the quality of your images, or Under 200 KB, which reduces the size of the PDF file.
- Click Convert to PDF and download the file. The conversion runs inside your browser on your own device, so your files are never sent to us or stored anywhere.
Once you have converted your photos to a PDF file, you can download it and share it with others. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the tool keeps working.
PDF conversion options
When you convert your photos to a PDF file, you have several options to choose from. You can choose the PDF size, which determines the quality of the images in the PDF file. If you choose Original quality, the JPG data is embedded in the PDF exactly as it is, without a second round of compression, so the quality of the image is identical to the original photo.
If you need to reduce the size of the PDF file, you can choose Under 200 KB. This option reduces the size of the photos to fit the PDF file under the limit, while preserving the quality of the images as much as possible. You can visit our website to learn more about the different PDF conversion options and to start converting your photos to a PDF file.
The page size of the PDF file will be determined by the size and orientation of the images. Each page will take the size and orientation of its image, so portrait photos will give portrait pages and landscape photos will give landscape pages. Nothing will be cropped, stretched or surrounded by white margins, so the images will be preserved in their original form.
FAQ
Can I combine several JPG images into one PDF?
Select up to 20 images at once and each one becomes a page. Use the up and down buttons to set the order before converting, and you get a single PDF file with all of them. This way, you can keep all your photos in one file, in the right order.
Will my photos lose quality?
Not with PDF size on Original quality: the JPG data is embedded in the PDF exactly as it is, without a second round of compression, so zooming in shows the same detail as the photo. Only a maximum size re-saves the photos to fit it. This ensures that your photos retain their original quality.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. The conversion runs inside your browser on your own device, so your files are never sent or stored anywhere. You can even disconnect from the internet after the page loads and the tool keeps working.