[{"data":1,"prerenderedAt":6},["ShallowReactive",2],{"guide-en-combine-jpg-images-into-one-pdf":3},{"markdown":4,"language":5},"# How to Convert Multiple Images into One PDF\n\nA single PDF is easier to review than separate photos or scanned pages. Decide the sequence before conversion, correct sideways images, and inspect every page of the final document. Image conversion does not make photographed text searchable.\n\n## Prepare the Images\n\nKeep the originals and make a working folder. Number filenames in reading order, check for duplicates, and replace photos with glare, missing corners, or unreadable text. Rotate each image before uploading it.\n\nDecide whether portrait and landscape images should retain their natural proportions or fit a common page size. Do not stretch an image to force it into a page. Retain enough resolution for the recipient to read small print.\n\n## Create One PDF\n\n1. Open [JPG to PDF](\u002Fjpg-to-pdf) and select the JPG or JPEG files accepted by the workspace.\n2. Arrange the images in the desired order when ordering controls are available.\n3. Start conversion and download the result. If your workflow creates individual PDFs, retain them in their planned sequence.\n4. Use [Merge PDF](\u002Fmerge-pdf) to combine separate PDFs when necessary, following the displayed file-count limit.\n5. Open the combined document and compare its page count with the intended images.\n\nFor PNG or other formats, use an application that supports the source format or export those images separately to PDF. Renaming the extension is not a format conversion.\n\n## Verify and Submit\n\nInspect the first and last page, every change of orientation, signatures, and page edges. A receipt's total or a form's final field must not be cropped. Review small text at the size the recipient will actually use.\n\nCheck the submission portal's size and page requirements. If compression is needed, use [Compress PDF](\u002Fcompress-pdf) and inspect the compressed copy again. Preserve the readable original if stronger compression damages important detail.\n\n## Troubleshooting\n\n| Problem | What to check |\n| --- | --- |\n| Wrong page order | Upload order, merge list, and working filenames |\n| Sideways image | Source orientation and output page rotation |\n| Missing page | Successful conversion and expected image count |\n| File too large | Photo resolution and recipient upload limit |\n\n## Frequently Asked Questions\n\n### Can I mix image formats?\n\nUse a compatible application or export each format to PDF before merging. The JPG tool requires JPG or JPEG.\n\n### Will text become selectable?\n\nNo. Apply OCR separately if a searchable document is required.\n\n### Can I fix the sequence afterward?\n\nCorrect the source order and create a new result. Keep individual PDFs until the final sequence is verified.\n","en",1791699052268]