JPG to PDF
Convert JPG, PNG, and multipage TIFF images to one PDF. Set file order, page size, and margins.
How to use JPG to PDF
- Choose files (JPG / JPEG / PNG / TIF / TIFF) from your device.
- Set page size, orientation, page margin (mm).
- Run the tool, inspect the result, and download your output.
What this tool does
Convert JPG, PNG, and multipage TIFF images to one PDF. Set file order, page size, and margins. Up to 150 output pages and 80 megapixels in total. Standard RGB, grayscale, or bilevel TIFF files support up to 100 pages and 20 megapixels per page; BigTIFF and camera RAW are unsupported. Images remain images: this tool does not perform OCR.
PNG to PDF: combine screenshots and scans
Choose JPG and PNG files together, then use the file arrows to arrange them. A4 or Letter fits each image inside the selected margins without stretching. Match each image uses the image’s pixel dimensions as PDF points; use zero margins for edge-to-edge output. Converting images does not recognize their text.
TIFF to PDF: keep every scan page
A multipage TIFF contributes all of its image pages in their original internal order. Move the whole file before converting, or use Organize PDF afterward to rearrange individual pages. Scan orientation is applied during conversion. Choose smaller scans if the per-page pixel limit is exceeded.
Questions about JPG to PDF
Are my files uploaded?
This tool processes files in your browser. File contents are not uploaded to FileToast. Downloads stay wherever you save them.
Can I combine JPG, PNG, and TIFF files?
Yes. Add images, set their file order, and choose page size and margins. JPG and PNG each produce one page; TIFF files can contain multiple image pages.
What happens to a multipage TIFF scan?
Each TIFF image page becomes a PDF page, in its original internal order. Up to 100 pages per TIFF and 150 output pages are supported. This does not perform OCR; scanned text remains an image.
What are the file and processing limits?
Up to 50 MB per file, 20 files and 100 MB total. Large or complex files can exceed your device’s or the converter’s capacity. Up to 150 output pages and 80 megapixels in total. Standard RGB, grayscale, or bilevel TIFF files support up to 100 pages and 20 megapixels per page; BigTIFF and camera RAW are unsupported. Images remain images: this tool does not perform OCR.