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Supports: JPG, JPEG, JFIF
JPG is the most common image format — every camera, phone, and scanner produces JPG files. Merging JPG images to PDF is one of the most popular file operations: combining scanned receipts into one document, creating photo albums, assembling ID documents for applications, or compiling product photos into a catalog.
Each JPG file becomes one page in the combined PDF. You can reorder pages by dragging and dropping before merging.
| Scenario | Layout | Placement | Margin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scanned receipts | Portrait | Cover | No margin |
| Photo album | Landscape | Cover | Narrow |
| ID documents | Portrait | Contained | Normal (1") |
| Product catalog | Portrait | Cover | No margin |
| Homework/assignment | Portrait | Contained | Moderate |
Yes. All three extensions are accepted — they're the same format.
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 JPG file.
"Cover" with "No margin" fills the entire page — best for scans. "Contained" with margins adds white space for a cleaner look.
Yes. Under "Page layout," choose "Portrait" or "Landscape." Use Landscape for panoramic photos or wide images.