Image to PDF: open JPG to PDF, drop the pictures in reading order, and download one PDF. JPG, PNG, screenshots, and phone photos all work. “Img to pdf” and “imagen a pdf” are the same request.

Photo vs screenshot

A photo of a paper page should be cropped to the paper first if you photographed the desk. A screenshot is already a rectangle — drop it as-is. Do not run a document photo through a meme compressor and then expect a clerk to read it.

Steps

  1. Rename or sort the images so the first drop is page 1. The PDF follows drop order.
  2. Use JPG to PDF. Fit-to-image when the picture should fill the page. A4 when you need a printable sheet.
  3. Several existing PDFs plus new photos: make the photos a PDF, then Merge PDF.
  4. Heavy result: Compress PDF.

If the paper is still in your hand, Scan to PDF is faster than photographing, saving, and converting. The longer JPG guide is convert JPG to PDF free.