How to convert JPG to PDF
- 1Add one or more images (JPG, PNG or WebP).
- 2Reorder them with the arrows.
- 3Choose A4 pages or Fit to image, then download your PDF.
JPG to PDF: key facts
- Price
- Free — no sign-up, no watermark
- Privacy
- Runs in your browser; files are never uploaded
- Output
- One PDF, one image per page
- Input formats
- JPG, PNG, WebP
- Page size
- A4 (centred with margins) or fit to image
- Works on
- Any modern browser — Android, iPhone, Windows, Mac
- Offline option
- FramePDF Android app (free)
Photos of documents → a proper PDF
Most portals want a PDF, but most of us scan documents by taking a photo. Converting puts each photo on its own page. Choose A4 if the document will be printed or verified as paper.
Phone photos are large. If the PDF needs to be under a limit like 200KB, run it through Compress PDF next.
Frequently asked questions
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Exam & form guides
JEE Main PDF size guideNTA asks for JEE Main certificates as PDFs between 50KB and 300KB.NEET UG PDF size guideNEET UG asks for several documents as PDFs between 50KB and 300KB.CUET UG PDF size guideCUET UG certificates need to be readable PDFs between 50KB and 300KB.UGC NET PDF size guideUGC NET asks for category and disability certificates as PDFs, commonly in the 50KB–300KB range.UPSC PDF size guideFor UPSC applications (Civil Services, NDA, CDS and more), your photo ID goes in as a single PDF — usually 20KB to 300KB.National Scholarship Portal PDF size guideMany NSP schemes ask for each document as a PDF of up to 200KB.GATE PDF size guideFor GATE 2027, SC/ST and PwD candidates provide their certificate as a PDF — named CATEGORY.pdf or PWD_CERT.pdf — via DigiLocker.

