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To convert JPG images to a PDF on your phone, select the photos, arrange them in the correct page order, check crop and rotation, and export them as one PDF. The exact built-in steps vary by device, while a PDF app gives more consistent controls for multi-page files.
Open each photo and confirm that the full page is visible, text is sharp, and shadows do not cover important details. Rotate sideways pages and remove duplicate shots.
For paper documents, a scan mode usually produces better results than an ordinary camera photo because it can detect edges and correct perspective. See how to scan a document with your phone.
Built-in sharing and printing menus can create a PDF in many iOS versions, although labels may vary. Select the images, use the available print or PDF action, preview the page order, and save the result to Files.
For more control, import the images into Smart PDF, reorder them, adjust pages, and export one document.
Many Android gallery or file apps include a Print option that can save as PDF. Select the images, choose Print, select the PDF destination, and save. Device manufacturers may place these controls in different menus.
Smart PDF provides a consistent workflow for importing images, scanning new pages, editing the document, and exporting it.
Arrange pages before conversion. Use filenames or a quick numbered list if the document is long. After export, reopen the PDF and verify the first page, last page, and any page where orientation changes.
Cropping empty borders and avoiding unnecessarily high-resolution duplicates can reduce file size. Do not compress so aggressively that small text becomes blurry, especially for forms, receipts, or identification documents.
Smart PDF can turn images into a PDF, scan additional pages, add text or annotations, sign where appropriate, and share the finished file. It also supports OCR when you need searchable text rather than an image-only document.
Yes. Both iPhone and Android can create PDFs from images, and a PDF app provides additional page and editing controls.
Yes. Select all images, arrange their order, and export them as a multi-page document.
No. Conversion packages the existing image into a PDF; it cannot restore detail missing from the original.
Yes, if OCR is applied to recognize the text in the images.
Yes. You can annotate, add text, sign, convert, and share PDFs from the app.
Edit, scan, and convert on the go β free to start.
Convert PDF pages into JPG images by choosing the required pages, setting suitable resolution, and checking small text before export.
Combine PDFs by selecting the source files, arranging them in the correct order, removing duplicates, and exporting one verified document.
Reduce PDF size by optimizing images, removing unnecessary pages, and choosing balanced compression. Always verify small text and signatures before sharing.
