Convert to PDF
How to create a PDF from JPG, text, or HTML
Start with the source format you actually have. Image, plain-text, and HTML inputs require different controls and preserve different information.
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Create a PDF from page images
JPG to PDF accepts readable JPG, JPEG, and PNG files. Arrange the images, then choose page size, orientation, fit, and margins.
- Select the image files.
- Arrange them and choose page settings.
- Convert and review the PDF.
Create a PDF from plain text
TXT to PDF turns a text file into paginated PDF content. It is intended for plain text rather than Word-style layouts or rich embedded media.
- Choose one supported text file.
- Review the page and text settings.
- Create and download the PDF.
Create a PDF from safe HTML
HTML to PDF converts self-contained HTML text or a local file. Scripts, forms, embedded pages, remote styles, and external resources are deliberately ignored.
- Paste or choose the HTML.
- Remove dependencies on remote resources.
- Convert and inspect the rendered pages.
Tools used in this workflow
Frequently asked questions
Can several JPG images become one PDF?
Yes. Add the images together, arrange their order, and keep the option to merge them into one PDF enabled.
Will HTML to PDF download remote images and styles?
No. Remote resources are intentionally ignored, so required content must be self-contained.