How to merge JPEGs in a PDF.
Merge multiple images into a PDF for seamless viewing and sharing. Lear how to combine two JPEGs (or JPGs) into one PDF for simple file sharing.
Merge multiple images into a PDF for seamless viewing and sharing. Lear how to combine two JPEGs (or JPGs) into one PDF for simple file sharing.
Images—whether photos or graphics—are powerful tools for communication . They help capture meaningful moments, share experiences with others, and tell compelling stories. For businesses, images can create lasting impressions, strengthen branding, and connect with audiences.
However, sharing multiple images digitally can often be tricky due to file size limitations, so it can be useful to combine your images into a single PDF. Combining JPEG images into a one PDF document can take up less space than multiple attachments, allowing for easier sharing.
Other reasons to combine JPEGs in a PDF include:
Before you merge JPEG files into a single PDF, you’ll need to convert your JPEGs to separate PDFs. You can do this for free with Adobe Acrobat online services. Here’s how:
With Adobe Acrobat, you can easily merge multiple images—like JPEGs—into a single PDF. You can also combine other file types, such as Word documents, web pages, and existing PDFs, using the Combine Files tool.
Before finalising your PDF, Acrobat lets you:
Follow these steps to combine your images in Acrobat:
Here’s how to combine files in Acrobat:
An OCR-capable scanner is the easiest way to scan handwriting to machine text. If you don’t have a scanner, you can also use a mobile scanner app with OCR features to convert handwriting automatically. Adobe Scan, for example, works like this:
After scanning, you can edit or convert the PDFlike any regular PDF file.
You can also combine files with Acrobat online services. The process is quick and easy. Simply:
Once you’ve converted each JPEG to a PDF, you can merge the multiple PDFs into one file with Acrobat online. Just open Acrobat online and upload the files you want to merge. Reorder the files to your desired preferences and then click Merge files.
Finally, download the merged PDF. This will combine all the JPEGs-turned-PDFs into a single PDF for easy sharing and viewing. The images will appear in the file in the order you uploaded them to the online PDF editor.
Once your JPEGs have been merged into a single PDF, you’re free to share and view the file quickly and easily.
Now you know how to merge images to PDF. But why stop there? Discover even more ways to manage your documents and images with Adobe Acrobat.