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Turn JPG photos or scans into one PDF with one image per page. Combine multiple images in a browser-based workflow with LeafDeck.
Turn photos and scans into one PDF
JPG to PDF places each selected image on its own PDF page and combines the pages into one downloadable document. The conversion runs in your browser, which makes it useful for photographed forms, receipts, handwritten notes, and scans that need to travel as one file instead of a folder of images.
- Create one PDF page for each JPG or JPEG image
- Combine multiple photos into a single document
- Keep the image sequence used during selection
How to use this tool
Prepare the images
Rotate photos correctly and crop away the desk or background before conversion if those edits are needed.
Select images in order
Choose the JPG pages in the sequence you want them to appear in the PDF. The total free limit is 20 MB.
Convert and inspect
Download converted_images.pdf and confirm that page order, orientation, and readability are correct.
From loose images to a document workflow
Receipts and expenses
Combine phone photos of receipts into one period-based PDF for reimbursement or accounting.
Signed paper forms
Turn photographed signature pages and supporting documents into one file that is easier to upload.
Handwritten notes
Package whiteboard photos, class notes, or field records in a fixed reading order for sharing and storage.
Image quality, page size, and searchable text
LeafDeck sizes each PDF page to the dimensions of its source image. Mixed portrait and landscape images can therefore produce mixed page orientations, which is valid but worth checking before print.
Conversion wraps the image in a PDF; it does not run OCR. Words visible in a photo remain pixels rather than selectable text. Use OCR PDF afterward if you need to copy or search the photographed text.
- Straighten and crop document photos before converting
- Use clear, well-lit images when small print must remain readable
- Keep the original photos until the PDF has been checked
JPG to PDF questions
Can I put several JPG images into one PDF?
Yes. Select multiple images and LeafDeck creates one PDF page per image inside a single document.
What controls the order of the PDF pages?
The page sequence follows the order in which the browser provides the selected files. Review the result before sending it, especially when filenames do not sort naturally.
Does converting JPG to PDF improve image quality?
No. The PDF contains the available image data; it cannot restore detail that was missing or blurred in the original photo.
Will text in the images become searchable?
Not during JPG to PDF conversion. Run OCR on the finished PDF when you need searchable or selectable text.
Are the images uploaded to LeafDeck for this conversion?
No. The image-to-PDF conversion is performed in your browser.