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When you save a photo to your phone or computer, it’s usually saved as a JPEG file. If you need a PDF version of your photo, you can easily convert it with software that's already on your computer, phone, or tablet. Another super-fast option is to use Adobe's free online JPG-to-PDF file converter. We'll walk you through converting a JPG image to a PDF on a PC, Mac, Android, iPhone, or iPad.

Convert JPG to PDF

  1. Open the JPG file that you want to convert in Adobe Acrobat.
  2. Open the Print dialog box.
  3. Click the printer icon to open a dropdown list of options.
  4. Choose Microsoft Print to PDF.
  5. Click Print to create a PDF.
Method 1
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Windows

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  1. You can do this by double-clicking the photo.
    • If you don't see "Photos" in the upper-left corner of the window that opens, it may have opened in a different app. Close the window, right-click the photo you want to open, select Open with , and then choose Photos .
    • Want to add multiple photos to the same PDF file?
      • Windows 10: Click See all photos at the top-left corner of the Photos app, click Select at the top-right, and then click each photo you want to include.
      • Windows 11: Click the two overlapping photos at the top-left corner of the Photos app and check the boxes on the images you want to include in the PDF. Right-click any of the selected photos, select Print , and then skip to Step 3 .
  2. It's a printer-shaped icon in the upper-right corner of the window.
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  3. This menu is at the top-left corner of the window.
    • If you selected multiple photos, they'll each be added to their own sheet in the file. To see how each page will look, click the arrows above the preview in the right panel.
  4. It's at the bottom of the menu. This opens your file browser.
  5. Type whatever you want to name your PDF document into the "File name" text box near the bottom of the window. Try naming it something relevant so you can find it later.
  6. Click the folder where you want to save your PDF on the left side of the window. Make sure it’s somewhere you can find it easily again when you need it.
  7. It's in the bottom-right corner of the window. The photo is now saved as a PDF.
    • If you selected multiple photos, they'll all be included in the file.
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macOS

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  1. You will find this app on your Mac's Dock, in the Applications folder, and/or by searching for "Preview" in Spotlight.
  2. It's in the menu bar at the top-left corner of the screen. [1]
  3. If you just want to convert one image, click it once to select it. To select more than one image at once, hold down the Command key as you click each image name.
  4. It's at the bottom of the window.
    • If you selected multiple photos and want to rearrange their order, you can now drag them up or down in the left sidebar.
  5. This option is toward the bottom of the File menu.
  6. Type whatever you want to name your PDF document into the "Save As" text box at the top of the window. Try naming it something relevant so you can find it later.
  7. Choose a folder (e.g., Desktop ) in which to save your PDF document.
  8. It's at the bottom of the window. The selected photo is now saved as a PDF file.
    • If you selected multiple photos, they are now all included in the same PDF (on separate pages).
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iPhone/iPad

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  1. It's the multicolored flower labeled "Photos" on your home screen or app library.
  2. A context menu will expand.
    • If you want to convert multiple photos into a single PDF, tap Select at the top-right corner, select the photos you want to include, and then tap the Share icon at the bottom-left corner. [2] The photos will appear in the finished PDF in the order they appear in the Photos app.
  3. It's toward the bottom of the menu. This opens the Printer Options screen.
  4. Place two fingers on the center of the photo preview and then quickly pull them apart, like you’re zooming out. This will open a larger version of your photo.
    • If you selected multiple photos, just do this on the first photo preview you see.
  5. It's the box with an upward-pointing arrow at the top-right corner. This expands a menu containing your sharing options. At the top of this menu, you'll see "PDF Document" right below "Photo."
  6. You may have to drag the menu upward to see this option. Now, you'll be prompted to choose a location to save the PDF.
  7. For example, if you want to save the PDF to your iCloud Drive , select that option, and then select a sub-folder if desired. Once you choose a saving location, tap Save at the top-right corner to save your PDF.
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Android

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  1. If you have the Google Photos app on your Android, you can use it to easily convert any photo file, including JPEGs, into the PDF format.
    • Google Photos comes pre-installed on most Androids. If you don't have Google Photos installed, download it from the Play Store for free.
  2. This opens a larger version.
  3. It's at the top-right corner.
  4. This opens the Print dialog window.
  5. This menu is at the top-left corner. [3]
  6. It's the green icon that says "PDF" in the upper-right corner. You'll be prompted to enter a file name.
  7. Give the PDF a name you'll remember later. This saves the PDF to your Android.
    • You can now repeat these steps for additional PDFs you need to save.
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Adobe.com

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  1. Go to https://www.adobe.com/acrobat/online/jpg-to-pdf.html in a web browser. You can use Adobe's web-based JPG-to-PDF converter to convert an image on any computer, phone, or tablet.
  2. It's the blue button at the center of the page.
  3. This uploads and converts the image to PDF.
  4. This downloads the file to your computer.
    • You may have to tap Save to start the download.
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  • Question
    How do I convert multiple JPG files to 1 PDF file?
    Community Answer
    The quickest way to do this would be to paste the JPG images into a word processor document and send the document to a PDF format under the print menu.
  • Question
    How can I get multiple images to convert to a PDF in the order I want them?
    Community Answer
    If you follow method three and upload your images that way, you will be able to rearrange them before converting them to a PDF. (Incidentally, you can also convert multiple JPGs to one PDF file using this method without pasting them into a MS Word document first.)
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    Can I convert images online from jpg to png using the JPG4PNG.COM tool which my friend recommended?
    Hannah Madden
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    Make sure the conversion tool looks reputable, and check out any reviews if you can. If it all looks good to you and it doesn't make you pay anything, you can absolutely use an online tool for that.
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      If you’re using a PC, you can use the Windows Photos app to convert a JPG to a PDF. First, right-click the JPG, select Open With , and then choose Photos." Click the printer icon, select Microsoft Print to PDF from the drop-down, click Print , and then click Save." For tips on how to convert a JPG file into PDF, keep reading!

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