How to convert JPG or PNG images into one PDF

You can combine JPG or PNG images into a single PDF with a free online tool such as CompanionPDF’s JPG to PDF converter—no software install and no account required.

Here are three practical ways to do it without buying software:

1. Built-in OS features. On Windows 10/11, select your images, right-click, choose Print, and pick Microsoft Print to PDF. On macOS, open the images in Preview, arrange them, and export as PDF.
2. Free document editors. Insert the images in order into Google Docs or LibreOffice Writer, adjust sizes, then export or save as PDF.
3. Free online tools. Upload the images and convert them to PDF in the browser. CompanionPDF’s JPG to PDF is built for this.

If you want the most direct path:

1. Open JPG to PDF.
2. Upload your JPG or PNG files (multiple images supported).
3. Upload them in the page order you want.
4. Convert and download the PDF.

Compare the options

• Operating-system print-to-PDF → No internet or extra software. Limited editing options.
• Word / Docs / LibreOffice → Simple layout control. More steps; may need an internet connection for cloud tools.
• CompanionPDF JPG to PDF → Fast, free, no account or install. Requires uploading files online.

This approach fits people who need to combine photos, phone scans, or image documents into one fixed-format PDF to share or archive. Afterward you can compress the PDF, merge it with other PDFs, or pack several files with Files to ZIP.

FAQ

Can I combine PDFs with images into one file?

Yes. First convert your images to PDF with JPG to PDF, then join PDFs with Merge PDF.

Is it safe to upload my images to CompanionPDF?

CompanionPDF deletes files right after download and does not require an account.

Can I control the order or size of images before creating the PDF?

Upload images in the order you want for the pages. If you need specific dimensions, resize them in an image editor before uploading.