One PDF, because that is what the form asks for
Most Indian application portals — exam boards, scholarship sites, bank KYC, passport and visa forms — accept one file per document slot. So a certificate photographed over two pages, or a marksheet that needs its reverse side attached, has to go up as a single PDF. Add the images, drag them into the order the form expects, and download the combined file. Nothing is uploaded: the PDF is assembled in your browser.
Staying inside the portal's size limit
Portals also cap the file size, and a PDF built from phone photos usually lands well above it. Two choices here bring it down before you need anything else: pick Fit to each image so no blank A4 space is stored, and photograph in even light, because a clean image compresses far better than a dim one. If the file is still too big, Compress PDF takes it to an exact KB target — the limit itself is printed on the notice or the portal screen, and it differs by form.
Uploads this is usually for
- Marksheets and certificates photographed page by page and combined in order for a college, scholarship or job application.
- A bank passbook or statement photographed across several pages for KYC or a subsidy claim — trim it to the pages actually asked for with Remove Pages first.
- Supporting documents a visa application wants as one attachment per category.
- An ID card — though if you only need the front and back together, ID Card Front & Back on One Page puts both sides on a single sheet in one step.
How to convert JPG to PDF
- Choose your images (add as many as you need).
- Reorder them with the up/down arrows and remove any you don't want.
- Pick a page size if you like, then click Create PDF to download the combined file.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert JPG to PDF?
Add your JPG/PNG images, arrange the order, and click Create PDF — each image becomes a page and the combined PDF downloads.
Can I combine multiple images into one PDF?
Yes — add as many as you like, reorder with the up/down buttons, and they're merged into one PDF in that order.
Can I choose the page size?
Yes — fit each page to the image (full quality, no whitespace), or use A4/Letter with the image centered. A small margin is optional.
Does it work for PNG images?
Yes. PNGs are embedded losslessly, JPGs are embedded as-is, and other formats are converted to JPEG automatically.
Which order do the pages come out in?
Exactly the order shown in the list — drag or use the up/down buttons until it matches what the form asks for, then create the PDF.
Are my images uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is built entirely in your browser; your images are never sent to a server.