A landlord wants your payslips. School wants a signed form. You have six photos on your phone. One tidy PDF is easier to send and harder to get wrong. Here is how to make it, without uploading your pictures.
Take better photos first
- Lay the page flat on a plain, dark surface.
- Use daylight or a lamp, and avoid shadows from your phone.
- Hold the phone straight above the page so the edges are square.
- Fill the frame with the page. Crop afterwards if you need to.
Combine them into one PDF
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Open JPG to PDF
It accepts JPG, PNG and WebP, and it works on your device.
- 2
Add your photos
Drop them in or press Add images. Each appears as a preview.
- 3
Order the pages
Drag previews into place. Remove any you added by mistake.
- 4
Choose the page
Pick A4 or Letter, or Fit to image to make each page exactly the size of its photo. Add a margin if you want a border.
- 5
Create the PDF
Press Create PDF, then download it.
A4, Letter or fit to image?
A4 and Letter give you standard paper, which is best for anything that might be printed. Fit to image removes any empty space and is best for a set of screenshots or receipts. With Orientation on Auto, a wide photo gets a wide page and a tall photo gets a tall one.
Sideways photos and big files
Phone photos often carry a hidden rotation flag. PataPage reads it, so portrait shots come out upright. If the finished PDF is too big to email, run it through Compress PDF.
Next steps
Need to add this to an existing document? Merge it with Merge PDF. Need your signature on it? Open it in Sign PDF. Both take the file straight from the previous step.