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Supports: JPG, JPEG, JFIF
JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format) is a variant of JPEG commonly produced by web browsers when saving images. Some browsers save downloaded images with the .jfif extension instead of .jpg. Merging JFIF files to PDF combines these images into a single document — useful for compiling web research, creating reports from saved images, or archiving downloaded photos.
This tool accepts .jfif, .jpg, and .jpeg files (all the same underlying format). Each image becomes one page in the combined PDF.
| Extension | Format | Origin | Compatibility |
|---|---|---|---|
| .jfif | JPEG | JPEG standard (JFIF spec) | Universal |
| .jpg | JPEG | DOS 8.3 convention | Universal |
| .jpeg | JPEG | Original specification | Universal |
Yes. All three extensions are accepted — they're the same format. JFIF is the formal JPEG interchange specification.
Yes. Under "Image Compression," set "Image Quality (%)" for embedded images. Under "Compression Type," choose Screen (smallest), Ebook, Default, Prepress, or Printer (highest quality).
Yes. Under "Combine?," select "Individual PDFs" to create one PDF per JFIF file.
"Cover" with "No margin" for full-page images. "Contained" with margins for a cleaner document look with white space.
Yes. Under "Page layout," choose "Portrait" or "Landscape."