Image to PDF Converter: JPG, PNG and WebP to PDF Online

Turn JPG, PNG or WebP pictures into PDF files for forms, receipts and applications. The image keeps its original resolution.

JPG, PNG, WebP supported

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File handling: your file is uploaded to our server only to run the job and is not kept for any other use. Process only documents you own or have permission to use. Read the privacy policy.

Why use the Image to PDF Converter?

Original resolution

The picture is embedded as it is, with no extra compression.

JPG, PNG and WebP

Covers photos, screenshots and web graphics.

Temporary server processing

Your file is used only to do the job and then removed. See the file-handling note under the tool.

One image, one PDF

Each picture becomes its own clean PDF.

How it works

Step 01

Choose your image

Select a JPG, PNG or WebP file.

Step 02

Create the PDF

The picture is placed on a PDF page on our server.

Step 03

Download your PDF

Ready to attach, print or upload.

Image to PDF: getting photos into the format forms want

The problem it solves

A receipt photo, a screenshot of a confirmation, a scanned signature or an ID copy often has to go into an expense claim or application that only takes PDFs. Wrapping the picture in a PDF fixes that in seconds.

Quality and size

The image is embedded as it is, so the PDF is about as large as the picture. A 6 MB phone photo gives a PDF of roughly 6 MB, so resize or compress it first if an upload limit applies.

Photographing documents well

Place the page on a flat, plain surface in daylight, shoot straight from above and keep the edges in frame. A clear photo gives a readable PDF, and if you later run OCR it also gives better text.

Several pages

This tool makes one PDF per image. To combine pages, merge the PDFs afterwards, or select all the images on your phone or computer and use Print, then Save as PDF.

iPhone photos

Photos in HEIC format have to be changed to JPG before they can be used here. The simplest route is to change the camera setting to Most Compatible.

Check the finished PDF at full size before you upload it to a portal. A sideways or cropped page is much easier to fix now than after rejection.

Frequently asked questions

How do I convert a JPG to PDF?+

Upload the image, press Convert and download the PDF. It works the same for PNG and WebP files.

Does the picture lose quality in the PDF?+

No. The image is embedded at its original resolution and no extra compression is applied to it.

Can I put several images into one PDF?+

Each image becomes its own PDF. To join them into a single file, use a PDF merge tool afterwards. For a quick job on a phone or computer, you can also select the images and use Print, then Save as PDF.

What about iPhone HEIC photos?+

HEIC is not accepted directly. On an iPhone, you can switch the camera to Most Compatible under Settings, Camera, Formats so new photos save as JPG, or export the photo as JPG first.

Which formats work?+

JPG, PNG and WebP. That covers phone photos, screenshots and most pictures saved from websites.

Why do forms ask for a PDF instead of a photo?+

A PDF opens the same on every device and is easier to file, so many employers, banks and portals prefer it for IDs, certificates and signed pages.

My PDF is too big to upload. What now?+

Phone photos are large. Resize or compress the image first, or shrink the finished PDF with the PDF compressor on this site.

Is there a file size limit?+

Yes. Images larger than 25 MB are not accepted.

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