How to Convert Multiple Scanned JPGs into a Single PDF Document
JPG to PDFThe Problem
You scanned a multi-page document using your phone or scanner, and each page was saved as a separate JPG image. Now you have 10-20 loose image files that need to become one organized PDF for submission, archiving, or sharing — but managing scattered images is messy and impractical.
The Solution
Upload all your scanned JPG images to SprinkleTools' JPG to PDF converter. They're automatically arranged in upload order (you can reorder if needed), then combined into a single multi-page PDF that's easy to share, print, and archive.
How to Do It
Open the JPG to PDF tool on SprinkleTools
Upload all your scanned JPG images
Verify the page order (reorder if needed)
Click Convert to generate one combined PDF
Download your multi-page PDF document
Optionally compress it if the file is large
Frequently Asked Questions
How many JPGs can I combine?
No page limit — combine as many images as needed. Total file size is limited by your plan tier.
Will image orientation be correct?
Yes — images are automatically oriented correctly in the PDF based on EXIF data.
What about image quality?
Images are embedded at their original resolution — no quality loss during conversion.