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Photos to one PDF, without re-compressing

Add JPG photos, set the order and page size, and save them as one PDF. JPEGs are placed as they are, so there is no quality loss.

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Drop JPG photos anywhere on this page

Add as many as you like. They are placed into the PDF on your device, never uploaded.

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How this runs

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No second compression

A JPEG photo is already compressed. Many converters decode it and compress it again, which loses detail and sometimes makes the file bigger. Here the original JPEG bytes are placed into the PDF unchanged, unless the photo needs turning upright (phones store orientation as a flag, which is applied here).

If the PDF is too big for where it is going, compress it afterwards to an exact size.

Steps

  1. Add JPG files (from your phone or computer).
  2. Drag to reorder.
  3. Pick a page size: as is, Letter or A4.
  4. Save and download.

Limits, stated plainly

  • CMYK JPEGs from professional cameras may look different in some viewers.
Already have Preview or Edge? On iPhone: select photos → Share → Print, pinch out on the preview, then Share → Save to Files gives a PDF. On Windows, Microsoft Print to PDF works from the Photos app.

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