JPG → PDF
Drop in images, pick a page size, click convert. One PDF out, no upload anywhere.
About converting images to PDF
Scanned receipts, photographed whiteboards, screenshots of contracts — the world runs on JPG-to-PDF conversions. The Qaynaq Labs converter takes any number of JPG or PNG files and bundles them into a single PDF at the page size and orientation you pick. Each image becomes one page; reorder the queue to control sequence.
The conversion uses pdf-lib client-side: your images never upload to a
server. "Fit to page" sizes each image to your chosen paper format; "Page sized to image"
preserves the image's native aspect ratio in the output.
Frequently asked
Which image formats are supported?
JPG (.jpg, .jpeg) and PNG. Other formats (HEIC, WebP, GIF) aren't yet supported by pdf-lib's embedder.
Will image quality drop?
No. JPGs are embedded directly; PNGs are embedded as PNGs. There's no re-encoding by the tool itself.
Can I add text or annotations?
Not in this tool — it's image-to-PDF only. For text editing use a full PDF editor.
Is OCR included?
No. The output is image-PDF (selectable text is not added). For OCR, run the result through a separate tool afterward.