Compress PDF
Shrink a large PDF so it uploads to Moodle, Blackboard, UCAS or email.
Free PDF tool
Convert JPG Photos into a Single PDF
Turn photos of handwritten work, whiteboards and evidence into one tidy PDF, with each image sized and centred on its page.
Use the JPG to PDF tool
Free, no sign-up, nothing uploaded
- Your file stays in your browser tab. We never see it.
- No account, no watermark and no limit on files.
- Works on phones as well as laptops.
What the JPG to PDF tool does
Portals ask for one PDF, but your evidence is a stack of phone photos. Putting them into a single document keeps everything in order and avoids rejected uploads.
Add your pictures, set their order, choose the page size, orientation and margin, and download one PDF.
How to use it in four steps
- Open the JPG to PDF tool and add your images.
- Use the arrows to put them in order.
- Choose A4 or Letter (or match the image), orientation and margin.
- Press Convert and download your PDF.
How students use it
- Hand in photographed handwritten workings for a maths or science module.
- Combine placement evidence photos into one file.
- Turn whiteboard photos into revision notes.
- Bundle receipts or letters for a funding claim.
Good to know
- Hold the phone square-on and use even light for readable pages.
- Large photos make large files. Use Compress PDF if you hit an upload limit.
- Photos do not contain searchable text.
Need more than a tool?
These tools handle your files, not the work inside them. If you want feedback on a draft, TutorSuite offers coursework help. You can also see the rest of our PDF tools and other free study tools.
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JPG to PDF — your questions
Which image types work?
JPG and PNG images work. Take photos in the highest quality your phone allows.
Can I set the order of the pages?
Yes. Move images up or down before you convert.
Will the PDF be too big?
It may be, if the photos are large. Use Compress PDF afterwards.
Is my file uploaded?
No. The conversion runs in your browser.
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