Convert JPG to PDF without uploading your photos
Photos of receipts, IDs, homework and signed forms are personal. PataPage turns them into a PDF inside your browser, so the images never leave your device. There is no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many you add.
How to turn photos into one PDF
Drop your images or choose them from your device. JPG, PNG and WebP all work. Each one appears as a preview. Drag the previews into the order you want the pages to appear, or focus the grip handle and use the arrow keys. Remove any you added by mistake.
Then pick a page size. A4 and Letter give you standard paper sizes, and the image is scaled to fit and centred. Fit to image makes every page exactly as big as its picture, with no empty space. Orientation can follow each image automatically, so a landscape photo gets a landscape page.
Margins, quality and phone photos
Choose no margin for edge-to-edge pages, or a small or large margin for a more document-like look. Photos from phones often carry a hidden rotation flag. PataPage reads it and turns the picture the right way up, so portrait shots do not end up sideways.
Images are stored at high quality. PNG files with transparency keep it. Others are saved as efficient JPEG data, which keeps the PDF a sensible size.
Good to know
The finished PDF is a normal file you can email, print or sign. To combine it with other documents, send it straight to Merge PDF. To make it smaller for email, use Compress PDF. Very large pictures are scaled to a maximum of 5,000 pixels on the longest side, which is more than enough for A4 at print quality.