JPG to PDF

JPG to PDF is a super easy command-line tool that lets you merge multiple JPEG images into one neat PDF document. Each photo gets its own page, making it simple to keep everything organized!

Easy to Use for Everyone

You don’t need any fancy setup or experience with console apps to use this. It runs smoothly without needing Adobe Acrobat or any other PDF software. Just grab the .exe file and drop it into the folder with your JPEG photos.

No Fuss, All JPEGs Included

Once you’ve got the program in the right spot, it automatically picks up all JPEG files in that folder. Unfortunately, you can’t filter them by name; if there are 10 JPEGs in there, they’re all getting added to your new PDF—one image per page!

Stretching Photos and Saving Locations

Just a heads-up: while JPG to PDF doesn’t mention it, the pictures will stretch to fit each page. You can’t keep the original size or choose a different save location either. The finished PDF ends up in the same folder as your images and is named after that directory.

Your Original Images Stay Safe

No need for backups here! Your original JPEGs remain untouched while this tool works its magic.

Portable and Simple Installation

The whole program comes in one .exe file that you can easily copy wherever you want on your computer or even on a USB flash drive. You can run it directly by double-clicking the file or using Command Prompt—no messy installation needed!

No Hidden Tricks

This tool doesn’t need extra libraries or mess with your system registry. If you ever want to remove it, just delete its executable file, and you're good!

A Quick Summary of JPG to PDF

In short, JPG to PDF offers a fast way to combine JPEG photos into one handy PDF document. Plus, extracting those images later is a breeze! Our tests showed that CPU and RAM use were pretty low too.