JPG to PDF under 2 MB
Upload portals often want one PDF, no bigger than 2 MB. Add photos or scans of your document, put them in order, and get an A4 PDF that fits — the images are made smaller only as much as needed. Everything happens on your device.
Drop images here
JPG, PNG or WebP · or paste from the clipboard
Processed on your device — nothing is uploaded
How it works
- 1
Add the photos or scans, one per page.
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Put them in order. The PDF is made on A4 pages and kept under 2 MB.
- 3
Download the PDF and upload it.
Questions
Will the pages still be readable?
The images keep up to about 210 dpi on A4 and the best quality that fits, and are never made smaller than 800 px on their longest side. Text in photos and scans stays readable.
What if it cannot get under 2 MB?
You are told plainly, and you get the smallest PDF it could make. That happens with many pages: split them into two PDFs, or leave out pages you do not need.
Can I use Letter pages or keep the images unchanged?
Letter pages and margins can be chosen here. To keep the images exactly as they are, with no size limit, use JPG to PDF.
Is my document uploaded anywhere?
No. The PDF is made by your own browser, on your device. Your document is never sent to a server, and we never see it.
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