How to Combine JPG Images into One PDF
Use JPG to PDF to add your images, set their reading order, and create one document. Check the receiving system’s requirements before combining files.
Check whether one PDF is required
Read the form or recipient’s instructions first. Some tasks need one PDF; others require separate attachments. Do not combine files merely because you can.
The current tool accepts valid JPG/JPEG and PNG images, up to 30 files and 20MB per image. WebP needs a separate format-conversion step.
Prepare the images and reading order
Keep the originals. Open images that contain small text or receipts and check that the important parts are readable.
In JPG to PDF, use the thumbnail list and Move up or Move down buttons. Remove duplicates only when they are not required. The list order becomes the PDF page order; there is no drag-to-reorder control.
Create the PDF and inspect it
Select Create PDF, download the document, and open every page. Confirm the first and last page, completeness, orientation, and readability.
Changing the selected list clears the result, so create the document again after a change. Pages use the image dimensions; the current tool does not add A4 or margin controls.
If the document is too large
A combined PDF is not guaranteed to be smaller than the images. You can process each image first or try compressing the completed PDF. Move the files between tools manually.
Check the final size against the actual upload limit and keep required material in the document.
Use the relevant tool
Open JPG to PDF when you are ready to follow the steps. Browse more file guides for a different problem.