JPG → PDF (Simple)
Upload images, preview, select which to include and export as a single PDF. Client-side only.
How to use the JPG → PDF Converter
This simple client-side tool converts images (JPG/PNG/GIF) into a single multi-page PDF. Copy the HTML below into the WordPress Block Editor (Code Editor or a Custom HTML block) and publish.
Quick steps
- Open the JPG → PDF tool page in your browser.
- Click the upload area or drag & drop one or more image files (JPG, PNG, GIF).
- Preview thumbnails will appear — each thumbnail includes an Include checkbox and a small PDF button.
- Use the checkboxes to select which images to include in the final PDF.
- Click Create PDF (merge selected) to generate and download a single PDF containing the selected images in order.
- Or click the PDF button on any thumbnail to download that single image as a one-page PDF.
- Click Clear to reset the tool and remove all loaded images.
Detailed instructions
Upload images: Click the file input or drag & drop images into the upload area. You can select multiple files at once. Files are loaded locally in your browser — nothing is uploaded to a server.
Preview & select: After images load, thumbnails show each file name and image size. By default images are selected. Uncheck any image you do not want included in the merged PDF.
Create merged PDF: Click the Create PDF (merge selected) button. The tool will create a PDF where each selected image becomes a page sized to the image’s pixel dimensions. The download will start automatically.
Single-page PDF: Click the small PDF button on a thumbnail to download that image as a single-page PDF file (useful for quickly converting one image).
Troubleshooting & tips
- If images fail to load, check that the files are valid image formats and not corrupted.
- For printable quality use high-resolution images. For smaller PDFs, use lower-resolution images.
- If the merged PDF is large, try converting fewer images at a time or reduce image resolution before uploading.
- Use modern browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge) for best results.
- All processing is done locally in your browser — your files are not uploaded to any server.
