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How to combine photos into a single PDF

Sending ten separate JPGs looks messy and is easy to lose track of. One PDF keeps them in order and opens the same way on every device.

Put the images in order first

Rename the files so they sort the way you want (01, 02, 03…), or just be ready to reorder them in the tool. Order matters — each image becomes one page in sequence.

Build the PDF

JPG to PDF accepts JPG, PNG and WebP. WebP is converted to JPEG automatically before it goes into the page.

1Open JPG to PDF and add every image.
2Drag to reorder if needed.
3Choose whether pages match the image size or fit to A4.
4Download the combined PDF.

Merging with an existing PDF

If you already have a PDF and want to append the photos to it, make the image PDF first, then use Merge PDF to join the two.

•JPG to PDF — images into a fresh PDF.
•Merge PDF — join that PDF onto another.

Last updated September 1, 2026.

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