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Arrange your photos before creating the document.
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Combine multiple JPG files into one multi-page PDF. Arrange the images, adjust the page settings, and download your document.
Arrange your photos before creating the document.
Images are combined directly on your device.
Images are fitted onto A4 pages without changing their proportions.
4 simple steps
Combine photos or scans into one ordered document directly in your browser.
Add up to 50 JPG or JPEG files at once. Each individual image must be no larger than 15 MB.
Move thumbnails up or down. The first image becomes page one, the second becomes page two, and so on.
Set automatic, portrait, or landscape A4 orientation and choose margins of 0, 10, or 20 mm.
Select “Create PDF.” Every JPG is added to one document in the exact sequence you chose.
DocFlip
Combine contract scans, receipt photos, handwritten notes, or a portfolio into a file with a clear page order.
Build a multi-page PDF from a complete JPG series without repeating the conversion for each file.
Thumbnails make it easy to review the sequence and rearrange images before creating the PDF.
DocFlip places every image on its own A4 page using your selected orientation and margins.
The document is created locally in your browser, so the original JPG files never leave your device.
FAQ
Add all images, put them in the preferred sequence, choose orientation and margins, then select “Create PDF.” You will receive one multi-page document.
You can merge up to 50 JPG or JPEG images in one operation. Each source file must be 15 MB or smaller.
Yes. Move images up or down with the controls beside each thumbnail. Their position in the list becomes the PDF page order.
Yes. Each JPG is placed on its own A4 page, and all pages are saved in one PDF in your selected sequence.
Yes. With automatic orientation, DocFlip chooses a portrait or landscape page for each image based on its proportions.
Choose “No margins” in the settings. The image is fitted as large as possible on the A4 page while keeping its proportions.
No. Merging the images and generating the final PDF both happen in your browser on your device.
Yes, using a modern mobile browser. Processing a large number of high-resolution photos may require additional time and device memory.
Use the standard JPG converter for a single image, or reverse the process by turning PDF pages into JPG files.