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# JPG to PDF

**JPG to PDF** turns one or more images into a single PDF document — right in your browser, no account required.

### **How to Use**

The process is simple and consists of three basic steps:

#### **Step 1: Upload Your Images**

* Go to **PDF Tools** and select **"JPG to PDF."**
* Drag and drop one or more image files into the upload area, or click to browse your computer.

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#### **Step 2: Arrange Your Pages**

* Drag the image thumbnails to reorder them — this order becomes the page order in the final PDF.
* Check the total number of files and pages shown on the right before continuing.

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#### **Step 3: Convert and Download**

* Click **"JPG to PDF."**
* Once processing is complete, click **"Download Document"** to save the combined PDF to your device.

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*📌 **Note:** JPG to PDF is completely free and does not require an account. It works with JPG, PNG, and other common image formats.*