Phone photos are typically 3-5 MB each and often shot in portrait orientation. GekiPDF's JPG-to-PDF tool lets you drag them into order, then applies an A4 fit so every image lands on the page correctly sized and rotated for printing or sharing.
Each photo becomes one PDF page. You can reorder by dragging before conversion. The tool accepts JPG and PNG, handles up to 50 MB per file, and allows 40 conversions per hour per IP. Files are deleted automatically after one hour.
Frequently asked questions
Will my portrait photos be rotated correctly?
Yes, when you enable A4 fit, the tool adjusts each image to match the page orientation. Portrait photos stay upright; landscape ones rotate as needed.
Can I change the order of photos before converting?
Yes, drag thumbnails in the upload area to rearrange them. The final PDF follows that exact order.
Is there a limit on photo size or number?
Each file must be under 50 MB. There is no explicit count limit, but 40 conversions per hour per IP apply.
Do it in the full tool
Open JPG to PDF for all options, or jump straight to another step below.
Related tools
- Turn phone photos into a single PDF
- Combine Multiple JPGs Into One PDF
- iPhone Photos to PDF
- Scan at 300 DPI for print, 150 DPI for screen: file size difference is up to 8x
- Turn Phone Photos into a Single A4 PDF in the Order You Choose
- Compress PDF
- Merge PDF
- Rotate PDF
- How to compress a PDF to 100 KB
- Compress a PDF to 200 KB (free, online)
- Compress a PDF to 500 KB
- How to compress a scanned PDF (without blurring it)