No — JPG to PDF builds locally with pdf-lib.

Can I mix orientations?

Each page keeps its image orientation; rotate sources first if you need a uniform layout.

Need signatures afterward?

Open the exported PDF in PDFEdit to place stamps without re-uploading to a server.

JPG to PDF — Images to One PDF in Your Browser

Privacy

For supported workflows, files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to SnapTools servers.

Overview

Combine JPG, PNG, or WEBP files into one downloadable PDF. Reorder thumbnails, then build — pdf-lib runs entirely in your browser so your photos are not uploaded to SnapTools.

After export, pair with PDF Optimize or PDFEdit when you need a smaller attachment or a signature.

How it works

Images decode in your tab, embed into a fresh pdf-lib document in the order you choose, and download as one PDF. WEBP inputs rasterize through an offscreen canvas for compatibility.

Page sizes follow each image's aspect ratio (scaled to sensible print dimensions) so multi-photo packets stay readable.

Benefits

Ideal for camera-roll packets, homework hand-ins, and lightweight archives where you do not want another cloud uploader.

Security & privacy

Your pixels never leave the browser for this assembly path. Clear downloads on shared machines after exporting personal IDs.

FAQ

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