JPG to PDF Converter Online Free. Convert Any Image to PDF in Seconds.

Most JPG to PDF converters accept only JPG files. RepetiGo's converter accepts every common image format used in India - so you can upload directly from your phone's camera roll, your browser downloads, or your desktop without pre-converting.

JPG (and its identical twin JPEG) is the default photo format from most digital cameras, Android phones, and older iPhones. If you took a photo on an Android device or downloaded an image from the web, it is almost certainly a JPG. Upload it directly - no conversion step needed.

PNG is the default format for screenshots on Windows and Mac, and is commonly used for graphics, logos, and images that need transparency. Government websites, educational institutions, and offices often use PNG for letterheads, stamps, and official marks. PNG files are accepted directly and converted without quality loss.

If you use an iPhone (running iOS 11 or later), your photos are saved in HEIC format by default - not JPG. HEIC files are smaller than JPG at the same quality, but they are not universally accepted by older systems and government portals. RepetiGo's converter accepts HEIC files directly. You do not need to change your iPhone settings or convert to JPG first. Upload your HEIC photo and download a standard PDF - compatible with any portal, printer, or PDF viewer.

This is the most common problem Indian iPhone users face when converting Aadhaar and PAN card photos: their phone saves the image as HEIC, which portals do not accept. RepetiGo solves this in one step.

Every conversion follows the same three steps. No account required, no daily limit.

Click the Upload button or drag and drop your image files into the upload area. You can upload multiple images at once - they will all be included in the same PDF, one image per page. Supported formats: JPG, JPEG, PNG, HEIC, WEBP, BMP, GIF. Maximum file size per image: [SIZE LIMIT]. Upload works on any device - iPhone, Android, Windows laptop, or Mac - from your browser. No app download required.

iPhone users: HEIC files upload directly without any pre-conversion. Go to Photos → select photo → share → select the image file → upload here.

After upload, your images appear as a list with thumbnails. Drag and drop to reorder them - the image at the top becomes the first page of your PDF. You can also configure:

Page size - A4 (default, recommended for Indian portals), Letter, or Original Image Size

Orientation - Portrait (default) or Landscape

Margin - None (image fills the page), Small, or Standard

For government portal uploads (Aadhaar, PAN, scholarship forms): use A4 + Portrait + Standard margin for maximum compatibility.

This is the most common use case in India. If you took a phone photo of your Aadhaar or PAN card, upload it directly to the converter - JPG (Android), HEIC (iPhone), or PNG (screenshot) are all accepted. Select A4 page size, Portrait orientation, and Standard conversion. Download the PDF. The output PDF is accepted by government portals, educational institutions, bank applications, and most document submission systems in India.

Upload all your images at once using the multi-file upload. After uploading, arrange the images in the correct order using drag-and-drop - the first image in the list becomes page 1 of the PDF. Click Convert. All images are combined into a single PDF with one image per page. This is the standard workflow for combining Aadhaar, PAN, marksheet, and certificate photos into one submission PDF.

Yes. PNG is fully supported alongside JPG. The converter handles PNG files without any additional steps - upload your PNG, configure the output, and download your PDF. PNG files are commonly used for screenshots on Windows and Mac, and for images that include logos, stamps, or transparent backgrounds. Transparency in PNG files is preserved in the PDF output - the transparent areas appear as white in the PDF because PDF pages have a white background by default.

Upload all your JPG (or PNG, HEIC, WEBP) images in one session. The converter supports multiple files per conversion. After upload, drag and drop to arrange them in the order you want in the final PDF. Each image becomes one page in the PDF, in the order you specified. Click Convert and download the combined PDF. For combining Aadhaar, PAN, marksheet, and certificates into one file - this takes under 2 minutes.

No - at the default Standard setting, conversion is lossless. The image is embedded in the PDF exactly as it is, without re-compression. What you see in the original photo is what appears in the PDF. The only exception is the Compressed Output option, which reduces image resolution for a smaller file size - this is optional and not the default. For official document submissions (Aadhaar, PAN, certificates), always use Standard conversion to preserve full image quality.

Yes. HEIC files are accepted directly - you do not need to convert from HEIC to JPG first. Simply upload your HEIC file from your iPhone's Photos app or Files app, and the converter handles the format transformation as part of the PDF creation process. This is particularly important for iPhone users in India who take photos of identity documents: the phone saves them as HEIC by default, but government portals require PDF. RepetiGo converts HEIC directly to PDF in one step.

On iPhone: open Safari or Chrome, tap Upload, and choose a photo from Photos or Files. The HEIC format from iPhone is accepted directly. On Android: open Chrome, tap Upload, and select from Files or Gallery. JPG files from Android cameras upload directly. On Mac or Windows: open any browser, drag your image file into the upload area, or click Upload and select it from Finder or File Explorer.

RepetiGo's tool uses HTTPS for all transfers. Images are processed in isolated temporary sessions with no user account linkage. All files are automatically deleted within 60 minutes of download. No image content is read, analysed, or stored for any purpose other than creating your PDF. For Indian users converting identity documents, this privacy protection is substantially stronger than sharing the same photo over WhatsApp, which stores it permanently on the recipient's device.

Each image can be up to [SIZE LIMIT] in file size. For multiple images in one session, the total combined size should not exceed [TOTAL SIZE LIMIT]. Phone photos of documents typically range from 1–5 MB each, well within the limit. If an image exceeds the limit, reduce its resolution on your device before uploading, or use the camera's standard mode for document photos.

JPG to PDF converts images into a PDF document - your photos or screenshots become pages in a PDF. This is used when you need to submit image files in PDF format for portals, institutions, or printing. PDF to JPG (reverse direction) extracts pages from an existing PDF document and saves them as image files - useful when you need to share individual pages as images or edit PDF content in an image editor. RepetiGo offers both: JPG to PDF and PDF to JPG at the PDF to JPG tool.