About Convert JPG photos to PDF on iPhone
You do not need an app to make a PDF from pictures on an iPhone. Open this page in Safari or any browser on the phone, choose your pictures from the photo library or take new ones, and the tool builds the PDF right on the device.
This suits the everyday jobs: three photos of a signed form, a handful of receipts for expenses, ID photos that a website wants as one file. Each picture becomes a page, in the order you set with the arrows, and you can pick A4 or Letter and a margin so it prints well.
Because the PDF is made in the browser, your photos are not sent anywhere, which matters for documents with personal details.
How to use Convert JPG photos to PDF on iPhone
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Open this page on your iPhone and tap the box to choose photos.
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Put the pictures in order with the arrows and remove any you do not want.
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Pick the page size and tap Create PDF.
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Open the downloaded images.pdf from the browser’s downloads or the Files app.
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Frequently asked questions
Can I take new photos instead of choosing old ones?
Yes. When the file picker opens, your iPhone offers the camera as well as the photo library, so you can photograph pages one after another and add them.
Where does the PDF go on my iPhone?
It downloads like any file from Safari. Open the Downloads list in the browser or look in the Files app. From there you can share it by mail or messages.
My photos are HEIC, not JPG. Will it work?
Most browsers on current iPhones convert pictures to a usable format when you pick them, but if a photo is refused, convert it first with the HEIC to JPG tool on this site and add the result.
Is there a limit on the number of photos?
Up to 60 pictures go into one PDF. Choose a lower image quality if the file gets too big to send.