JPG to PDF for Certificates & Documents

Arrange phone photos or scans in the correct order and combine them into a PDF for applications and office work.

No signup for basic tools

No watermark added

Mobile-friendly workflow

Convert document photos to PDF

Open the existing JPG to PDF tool to arrange and combine multiple certificate or marksheet images.

Open JPG to PDF

When this tool is useful

Converting smartphone camera photos of marksheets to PDF
Merging multiple certificate pages into one qualification document
Preparing photo ID records (Aadhaar, PAN) as single uploads
Converting handwritten scanned notes to clean PDFs

How to use the tool

1. Upload the original file
2. Arrange the document images
3. Download, preview, and verify

Readability matters

Exact compression depends on the original file. Scanned documents usually compress differently from text PDFs. If the result is blurry or still too large, try a higher target, rescan around 150 DPI, or split a multi-page PDF.

Before you upload

Check the official portal requirement before processing.
Preview names, dates, seals, signatures, and marks.
Keep the original file until your application is accepted.

File requirements and output

Input: JPG, PNG, or WebP document images
Output: PDF document
Common limits: Portal-specific page count and PDF file size
Common errors solved: Image-only files where one PDF upload is required
Privacy: Files used by server-based tools are removed after the configured retention period.

Common upload errors solved

File order is scrambled

Drag and drop the uploaded image slots to reorder them in logical sequence before merging.

Privacy and file handling

The linked JPG to PDF workflow uploads source images to the processing service. Files are handled automatically and removed from processing storage after the configured one-hour retention period. Do not upload files you are not authorized to process.

Frequently asked questions

How do I merge multiple marksheet photos into one PDF?

Upload all images to this page, drag them into the correct semester order, and click generate PDF.

Are mobile-captured document photos accepted?

Yes, if they are upright, flat, properly cropped, well-lit, and converted to PDF format.