JPG to PDF

Turn photos and scans into a single, tidy PDF

When you need to send a handful of images as one file — receipts for an expense report, photos of a signed contract, a stack of ID-card scans — attaching them individually looks messy and invites recipients to lose half of them. A PDF solves that instantly. The OkFarsi JPG to PDF tool takes any number of JPG, JPEG, or PNG images, arranges them in the order you pick, and packages them into a single PDF ready to email, upload, or archive.

The tool supports fine control over the output. Pick a standard page size (A4, Letter, Legal) or fit the PDF exactly to each image. Choose portrait or landscape. Decide between edge-to-edge placement and padded margins. And because the images are embedded at their original resolution — no automatic downsampling — the PDF looks as sharp as the source photos. If the photos are too large for your destination, run the output through Compress PDF afterward; choose to preserve resolution here and compress deliberately in a second step.

Unlike browser-side converters that render everything as a flattened image, OkFarsi builds a real multi-page PDF with each image on its own page. That means the PDF integrates cleanly with every reader, prints reliably, and can be merged, split, or rotated later without re-encoding the images.

How to convert JPG to PDF in 4 steps

1. Upload your images

   Drag one or many JPG, JPEG, or PNG files onto the upload area. The tool accepts batches and shows a thumbnail for each.

2. Arrange the order

   Drag thumbnails to reorder. The order you set here is the order the pages appear in the PDF.

3. Pick page size and orientation

   Choose A4, Letter, Legal, or fit-to-image. Pick portrait or landscape and set margins if you want padding around each photo.

4. Download the PDF

   Run the conversion and download the single PDF. Open it in any reader to verify the order, orientation, and sizing.

Common use cases

• Expense reports

  Bundle several photographed receipts into one PDF to attach to an expense submission instead of uploading a dozen JPGs.

• ID and document submissions

  Combine the front and back of an ID card, plus supporting photos, into a single file required by a portal that only accepts one PDF.

• Photo portfolios and deliverables

  Package a series of images as a clean client deliverable, with consistent page size and optional margins.

• Long-term archiving

  Turn a phone gallery of scanned paper documents into one searchable archive PDF, especially after running OCR on the result.

Privacy & security

Your images are uploaded over HTTPS and converted on an isolated worker. The tool does not read, index, tag, or share the image contents — the only operation is assembling the PDF. Both the uploaded images and the generated PDF are removed from our servers shortly after your download completes. No third-party image recognition, cloud OCR, or AI-analysis APIs are called during conversion.

Frequently asked questions