Choose the JPG files in an image-to-PDF tool, arrange them in the desired order, review orientation and page framing, then export them as one PDF.
Step-by-step instructions
Choose JPG to PDF
Open PDF Scanner and select the image or JPG conversion workflow.
Select the images
Pick one JPG or several images from the photo library. Choose only the final versions to avoid duplicates.
Set the order
Arrange the images in the sequence they should appear in the PDF.
Check orientation
Rotate portrait or landscape images before conversion when necessary.
Review page framing
Confirm that important content is not cropped and that every image is readable.
Create and name the PDF
Run the conversion, open the result, and give the file a descriptive name before sharing it.
Tips for a better result
- Crop screenshots before conversion to remove status bars when they are not relevant.
- Put numbered images in order before importing a large set.
- Compress the finished PDF if an email or portal has a file-size limit.
Use PDF Scanner on iPhone or iPad
The app combines this workflow with scanning, OCR, conversion, page tools, compression, and signing. Feature names and screen labels can change between versions.
View on the App StoreFrequently asked questions
Can several JPG files become one PDF?
Yes. Select the files together, arrange their order, and export them as one multi-page PDF.
Does converting JPG to PDF improve image quality?
No. A PDF packages the image in a document format but cannot restore detail that is missing from the original JPG.
What if the PDF is too large?
Reduce oversized source images when appropriate or use the PDF compression tool after conversion.