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title: JPG to PDF
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description: Convert one or more JPG, JPEG, and JPEG 2000 images into a single PDF file directly in your browser.
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# JPG to PDF
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Turn JPG images into a clean PDF. Upload one file or batch multiple JPGs together -- each image becomes a full-size page in the output document.
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## Supported Formats
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| Format | Extensions |
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| :-------- | :-------------- |
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| JPEG | `.jpg`, `.jpeg` |
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| JPEG 2000 | `.jp2`, `.jpx` |
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## How It Works
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1. Click the upload area or drag and drop your JPG files. Multiple selection is supported.
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2. Review the uploaded files. Use the trash icon to remove individual files, or click **Add More Files** to append to the list.
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3. Select a **PDF Quality** level.
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4. Click **Convert to PDF**. The tool compresses images according to your quality setting, converts them via the PyMuPDF engine, and downloads `from_jpgs.pdf`.
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## Options
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**PDF Quality** adjusts the compression applied to each image before it is embedded in the PDF:
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- **High Quality** -- preserves maximum detail. Use for photography or print.
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- **Medium Quality** (default) -- a solid balance between clarity and file size.
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- **Low Quality** -- aggressive compression for the smallest output.
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## Use Cases
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- Converting scanned documents saved as JPGs into a single submission PDF
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- Packaging product photos into a catalog for clients
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- Turning JPEG 2000 medical or satellite images into a portable PDF
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- Creating a printable photo album from camera exports
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## Tips
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- JPEG 2000 files (`.jp2`, `.jpx`) are fully supported, not just standard JPEG. This is useful for medical imaging and geospatial data.
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- If your JPGs come from a phone camera, Medium quality usually produces a file that is 40-60% smaller than High with no visible difference on screen.
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## Related Tools
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- [Images to PDF](./image-to-pdf)
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- [PNG to PDF](./png-to-pdf)
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- [WebP to PDF](./webp-to-pdf)
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