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Combine JPG Photos into One PDF

Blog Prep Room · Nov 4, 2026

Scanned receipts, signed forms, and document photos are easier to send as one PDF than as ten separate images. The Image to PDF mode of the PDF tool makes one file with one photo per page, in the order you choose.

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How to make the PDF

You can do this on a phone with photos straight from your camera roll.

A4 fit or original size

A4 fit places every photo on a standard A4 page, which prints well and looks tidy when the photos have different sizes. Original photo size makes each page exactly the size of its photo, which is better for screenshots or pictures you will only view on screen.

A Medium margin leaves white space around each photo on the page. None fills the page edge to edge.

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Keeping the file small

Ten phone photos can easily add up to 30MB or more. If the PDF is going into an email or an upload form with a size limit, shrink the photos first with Reduce Photo Size, for example to 500KB each, then build the PDF from the smaller files.

iPhone HEIC photos can be added directly. They are turned into JPG before they go into the PDF.

If you also have PDFs

The PDF Merge mode combines existing PDF files. If you add photos and PDFs at the same time on the merge screen, the tool keeps the PDFs and asks you to add the photos in Image to PDF. You can make the photo PDF first and then merge it with your other PDFs.

Your files stay with you

Receipts, IDs, and contracts are sensitive. The PDF is built inside your browser and nothing is uploaded to a server.

Frequently asked questions

How many photos can I add?

Add as many as you need for your document. Large batches of full-size photos make big PDFs, so compress them first.

Can I change the page order?

Yes. Drag the handle or use the arrow buttons before you click PDF Create.

Are my photos uploaded?

No. The PDF is created on your device.

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