How to convert JPG images to PDF and PDF pages to JPG

Combine photos or receipts into a PDF

Open JPG to PDF and choose your JPG or PNG files. You can mix both formats. Arrange the file list with Up and Down so receipts or photographed pages appear in the intended order.

Choose A4 or US Letter to fit each image inside a page with a small margin. Fit image uses one PDF point per image pixel, so a large photo can create a large physical page. Choose a paper size when you intend to print the document.

Create and check the image-based document

Select Create PDF, wait for processing and then select Download PDF. Each image becomes one page. Check orientation and whether small print remains readable. Rotate PDF can correct quarter-turn orientation afterward.

This process does not recognize text in photographs. A PDF made from receipt images is still image-based, so its text is not automatically searchable. HEIC and WebP inputs must be converted to JPG or PNG before using this tool.

Export PDF pages as JPG images

In PDF to JPG, choose a PDF and optionally enter pages such as 1,3-5. Leave Pages blank to export every page. Select 72 DPI for smaller images, 150 DPI for a general-purpose output or 200 DPI for more detail.

Select Convert to JPG, then Download ZIP. Extract the archive to view the JPG files. Large pages are capped at about 16 million pixels per image and 8192 pixels on a side, so the actual resolution may be lower for oversized source pages.

Troubleshooting

Image conversion is slow on a large document

Export a smaller page selection and choose a lower resolution. Processing happens on your device and is limited by the memory available to your browser.