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JPG to PDF
Turn one or more JPG images into a single PDF, in the order you choose. Most converter sites receive your images on their servers and convert them there. On RahaKit your images never leave your computer, and nothing is uploaded to us. The PDF is built only on your own device.
How to convert JPG to PDF
- Add your images: drag one or more JPG or JPEG files into the box, or click to browse and add them one by one.
- Check the list. It shows each image's name and size.
- Drag the images into the order you want. Each image becomes one page, in the order shown.
- Remove any image you do not want to include.
- Pick a page size: original size, fit to A4, fit to Letter, the same size as the first image, or fill the page.
- Click Convert to PDF. It is built on your device.
- Download the single PDF in the page size you picked.
Why this tool is different
Most converter sites receive your images on their servers and convert them there, which means copies of your photos, scans and documents sit on someone else's computer. This tool works the opposite way: the PDF is built entirely inside your browser, using your own device's processing power. Your images are never uploaded, never stored, and never seen by anyone but you. You can check this yourself: open your browser's Network tab while you convert and you will see no upload of your images.
Good to know before you convert
Quality stays exactly the same
Each JPG is embedded into the PDF as it is, without recompression, so the picture quality in the PDF is the quality of your original file — no second round of JPG squeezing.
One image, one page — your size
Every image becomes its own page, and you pick the page size: each page sized to its image, every page fitted to A4 or Letter, every page the size of the first image, or images filling the whole page. In the fit modes nothing is cropped or stretched.
This page is for JPG only
Only JPG and JPEG files are accepted here, and each file is checked by its content, not just its name — a PNG renamed to .jpg is refused. Other image formats have their own pages.
Examples
| Images | You add | You get |
|---|---|---|
| Trip photos | 12 JPGs in your order | One 12-page PDF, ready to share |
| Scanned forms saved as JPG | 3 images, in order | One PDF ready to send |
| Product photos | 5 JPGs | A 5-page catalogue PDF |
Three mistakes people make when converting JPG to PDF
Adding PNG files here
This page takes JPG and JPEG files only. PNG images have their own converter page, so the formats stay simple and each page does one job well.
Converting before you set the order
The PDF follows the list from top to bottom, exactly as shown. Drag the images into place first, then convert — reordering afterwards means converting again.
Closing the tab before downloading
Because nothing is uploaded or kept on a server, your PDF exists only in the tab until you download it. Closing the tab first means running the conversion again.
Frequently asked questions
Do my images get uploaded to your server?
No. Many converter sites receive your images on their servers and convert them there. Here the images stay on your computer, the PDF is built on your own device, and nothing is uploaded to us at all.
Can I change the order of the pages?
Yes. Drag any image up or down in the list before converting. The PDF follows the order you set.
Does the image quality change?
No. Each JPG is embedded into the PDF as it is, without recompression, so the picture quality stays the same as the original file.
What size are the pages?
You choose. Each image becomes one page, and the page size is your pick: the original size of each image; every page fitted to A4 or to Letter, with the image centred and never cropped; every page the size of the first image; or fill, where the image covers the whole A4 page and any overflow is cropped.
How many images can I add, and what about other image formats?
There is no number we set. The real limit is your device's memory, not the number of images, so a large batch of big photos may be slow on a phone. This page is for JPG and JPEG files. Other image formats have their own pages.
Is this tool really free and unlimited?
Yes. It is completely free and unlimited: no account, no daily limits, no watermarks and no page-count cap from us. Your files are processed on your own device, so the only practical limit is your device's memory.
Privacy and important information
This tool runs entirely in your browser: your images, their names and their contents are never sent to a server, stored, or shared, and no file information is passed to analytics. The JPG data is placed into the PDF unchanged — the tool does not edit, enhance or recognize anything inside your images.