Local image workspace
Convert JPG images to PDF
Arrange one or more JPG images, choose a page layout and create a new PDF locally in this browser.
- Processing
- Browser only
- Account
- Not required
- Current guardrail
- 30 images · 100 MB total
- Output
- One new PDF
No file upload, analytics, ads or external processing scripts in this workspace.
Step 1
Choose JPG images
Each image becomes one page in the displayed order.
or choose images from this device
Current compatibility
What this beta accepts
Image headers are checked before processing. Every accepted image becomes one page, is contained without cropping and is drawn on a white background.
| Input feature | Current behavior | Reason |
|---|---|---|
| JPG / JPEG images | Accepted | One image is embedded on each new PDF page. |
| Other image formats | Rejected | The route validates the selected format explicitly. |
| Orientation | Preserved | Standard and common rotated EXIF orientations are normalized. |
| Transparency | White page | Not applicable |
| Image metadata | Not copied | The result receives a clean PigPDF output record. |
Before you convert JPG
Questions and limits
Can I combine several JPG images into one PDF?
Yes. Add up to 30 images, then drag them or use the named Move up and Move down buttons. Each image becomes one PDF page in the displayed order.
Will portrait photos appear sideways?
The beta reads the standard EXIF orientations used for normal, 90° and 180° rotations. Rare mirrored EXIF orientations are rejected instead of being rendered incorrectly.
Does PigPDF recompress my JPG images?
The JPG data is embedded directly in the PDF and scaled for the selected page layout. PigPDF does not intentionally recompress it, although PDF structure adds some file overhead.
Are the images uploaded?
No file content is sent by this tool. Header inspection, image embedding and PDF download run in this browser and are covered by an automated egress test.