How to use JPG to PDF
Add images in the order you want them to appear. Each picture becomes a page. Optionally set page size to A4 or fit-to-image. Create the PDF and download. For huge phone photos, compress or resize first to keep the PDF email-friendly.
Add your file
Drag & drop, browse files, or press Ctrl+V to paste from the clipboard where supported.
Process in the browser
Work stays in this tab with WebAssembly, Canvas, or other on-device APIs — your file is not uploaded to Omnipus.
Download or share
Save the result to your device, or share it with the OS share sheet when available.
About this tool
Combine photos, scans, and screenshots into a single PDF without uploading. Drop several JPG, PNG, or WebP images and Omnipus places each one on its own page at the original aspect ratio — handy for receipts, IDs, homework, and application packets.
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