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Convert JPG to PDF

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How to convert JPG to PDF

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Click the Upload file button above and select the JPG image that you want to convert to a PDF.

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Watch as Dropbox converts your JPG to a PDF within seconds.

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Download your converted PDF directly to your device.

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Do more with Dropbox

With a Dropbox account, converting your JPG files to PDF is just the beginning. Our purpose-built PDF tools and workflows make storing, editing, and sharing PDFs simple.

Convert and store PDFs

Convert JPG to PDF from within your Dropbox account

Save yourself the hassle of uploading individual files to free tools and downloading the exports.

Simply right-click any JPG stored in your Dropbox account, click Save as, and select PDF from the options. No tiresome uploading required—instead, convert any JPG to PDF in a few clicks.

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Edit PDFs

Edit PDFs online with the built-in editor

No technical wizardry, no back-and-forth file conversions, and no additional software to install. Dropbox makes it easy to edit your newly created PDFs in one place.

Simply select a file and click Edit PDF to enter the PDF editor. From here, you can add, remove, reorder, and rotate pages in your PDF.

Need to make annotations? Our draw tool, text box, and text highlighter make note taking and providing feedback easy.

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Share PDFs

Multiple ways to share your PDFs

Dropbox makes it easy to share PDF files securely and effortlessly in real-time.

Share a link to any PDF in your Dropbox account and control who can view and edit shared PDFs—all in one place and included as standard with your Dropbox account.

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Frequently asked questions

By converting a JPG to PDF, you retain the image’s full quality that may be lost when sending through platforms that automatically compress image files, such as messaging apps. This is especially helpful when sharing high resolution files.

It’s easy to convert multiple JPG files and combine them in a single PDF document with Dropbox:

  • Convert each JPG file to PDF by clicking Save as in the context menu and selecting PDF from the list of formats
  • Click one of the newly created PDF files to select it, then click Edit PDF above the file preview
  • Once the file opens in the PDF editor, click Insert page
  • This will open a file broweser, from which you can select the other PDFs you would like to add to the current PDF
  • Once you have added your PDFs, click Save to store your combined document
  • With Dropbox, you can convert JPG images— along with other common image formats like WebP, PNG, and JPEG—to PDF. All within your cloud storage.

     

    Browse the full list of file conversion formats.

    Any JPG file stored in your Dropbox account can be converted to a PNG or PDF without needing to download the file or use additional software.

     

    Browse the full list of file conversion formats.

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