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How to merge JPG files into one PDF – a complete guide.
Want to combine two or more images into a single file for easy viewing and sharing? Learn how to merge multiple JPGs into one PDF with our guide.
Published by Adobe Acrobat Australia on 30 May 2025
Modified: 3 November 2025
Why merge JPG images into a PDF.
Let’s say you want to send multiple JPG images to someone. Sometimes, combining more than one picture into a single file is easier for sending, storing, and viewing.
But while you can’t easily merge JPGs into one long, continuous image, you can convert multiple jpgs into a PDF. This will create a compressed, lightweight file to easily share and view - making things far more simple and accessible in the process.
This article will show you how to merge JPGs into a PDF to simplify file sharing. Trust us – it’s easy when you know how to turn multiple photos into a PDF.
How to convert JPGs to PDFs online.
To merge JPG files into a PDF using Acrobat online services, you’ll first need to convert each JPG image into its own PDF, then combine those PDFs into one file. Here’s a closer look at the two steps involved.
Step 1: Convert photos to PDFs
The first step in merging JPG files into a single PDF is to convert each image into its own PDF. With Adobe Acrobat online services, this process is quick and works on any browser.
- Go to the Adobe Acrobat online JPG to PDF tool.
- Click Select a file and upload the JPG image you want to convert.
- Acrobat automatically converts the JPG into a PDF format within seconds.
- Download the converted PDF file.
Repeat this process for each JPG image you want to include in your final PDF. You can convert as many images as you like, whether it’s holiday photos, scanned documents, or school assignments.
Step 2: How to merge the PDFs.
Once each JPG image is converted to a PDF, the next step is to combine them into one file. Using Adobe Acrobat online services, you can merge multiple PDFs into a single PDF quickly and easily.
- Go to the Adobe Acrobat online merge PDF tool.
- Upload all the PDFs you created from your JPG images.
- Arrange the files in the order you want them to appear in the final PDF.
- Click Merge files to combine them into a single PDF.
- Download the merged PDF.
Your JPG images are now combined into a single PDF, ready for sharing, emailing, or storing. This method keeps the original image quality and ensures all images appear in the order you chose.
Tip: If you want to make last-minute edits or protect your PDF, explore Acrobat’s Edit PDF and Protect PDF tools.
Merge JPG images instantly with Acrobat Pro.
With Acrobat Pro, you can skip converting images one by one. Simply select multiple JPG files and combine them directly into a single PDF in just a few clicks. This saves time if you regularly work with photos, scanned images, or design files.
How to convert multiple images into PDF on a your computer.
With Acrobat Pro, it’s easy to convert JPG files into PDF format. Follow these simple steps:
- Open Adobe Acrobat Pro and select Combine files from the toolbar.
- In the file explorer window, select all the JPG images you want to include and click Add Files.
- Reorder the images as desired, and remove any files you don’t want in the final PDF.
- Click Combine Files to create a single PDF from your selected JPGs.
- Rename and Save your PDF to your preferred location on your computer.
Tip: Acrobat Pro maintains the original image quality, so your merged PDF will preserve all details, whether it’s photos, charts, or scanned documents.
Don’t have Acrobat Pro? Try the 7-day free trial to quickly merge multiple JPG images into a PDF on your desktop.
Benefits of merging JPG images into a PDF.
Merging multiple JPG images into a single PDF offers several advantages for easy sharing, storage, and organisation.
- Simplifies file sharing: Instead of sending multiple images individually, a single PDF can be emailed or uploaded to cloud services like Google Drive or OneDrive.
- Maintains image quality: PDFs use lossless compression, so your photos, scanned documents, or design files retain their original clarity.
- Keeps images organised: Combine multiple JPGs into a structured document that’s easy to review and reference.
- Supports professional and educational use: Ideal for work reports, school assignments, or client presentations in Australia.
- Easy to preview and print: View all images in a single document and print them in order without manually arranging individual files.
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