When to convert JPG images to PDF
Use JPG to PDF when photos, scans, or exported images need to be sent as one PDF. Each selected image becomes a page in the new PDF, making it easier to submit forms, receipts, identity copies, or simple image bundles.
Layout and ordering
Images are placed on portrait PDF pages and scaled down only when needed to fit the page. The order of selected files controls the page order in the result, so review the file list before creating the PDF. The output is a new file named by 100PDF.
Privacy and limits
Image conversion runs in the browser without a 100PDF upload. The tool supports browser-readable JPG and PNG input, but it does not edit photos, remove backgrounds, or run OCR. Very high-resolution images can use significant memory on mobile devices.
JPG and PNG files can be mixed
Despite the tool name, the JPG to PDF picker accepts both JPG and PNG files, including a mixed selection. Each accepted file becomes exactly one PDF page. HEIC, WebP, and other image formats are not converted by this tool and should be exported as JPG or PNG first.
Check photos and scans before sending
Open 100pdf-images.pdf and confirm that the page count matches the image count, the images appear in the intended order, and small text is readable. The tool does not automatically crop, straighten, or rotate source images, so phone photos with unexpected orientation should be corrected before conversion.