JPG to PDF under 100 KB

Create a PDF from JPG images and try to keep the result below 100 KB. If that is not possible, you receive the smallest verified result.

Files never leave your device

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Target size: 100 KB

The target is an upper limit, not a guaranteed exact size.

Drop images here or click to choose them

Add at least one JPG image.

How to convert JPG to PDF

1
Choose JPG

Click the choose button or drag the files onto the page. They remain in your browser.
2
Adjust the options

Set the page size, margins and file order before creating the PDF.
3
JPG to PDF under 100 KB

Start the conversion and wait while the output is generated locally on your device.
4
Download the result

The tool verifies the number and dimensions of the generated pages or images before download.

What the 100 KB target means

The 100 KB target is an upper limit, not a guaranteed exact size. The tool reduces image dimensions and JPEG quality until it finds a verified result below the limit. If even the minimum long side of 480 pixels cannot meet the target, it returns the smallest verified PDF instead. More pages and detailed photographs need more space, so inspect readability before sharing and keep the original images.

Choosing the right settings

Use matching page size for a PDF that follows the dimensions of each source image. Choose A4 or US Letter for a consistent document.

Margins add space around the image without cropping it. Landscape images automatically use landscape pages for fixed paper sizes.

What the conversion preserves

The image pixels and orientation are used to build each page. The output does not add OCR or searchable text.

The tool checks the expected item count and dimensions before making the result available.

Privacy

All processing takes place in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded to a server, and no data remains after you close the page.

FAQ

Are my files uploaded?

No. Conversion and verification take place locally in your browser, so the source files and results are not sent to a server.

Will the source files be changed?

No. Conversion creates a new output and leaves every original file on your device unchanged.

Which quality setting should I choose?

Choose a fixed paper size for printing or matching size when the original image proportions matter most.

Can I process several files or pages?

Yes. You can arrange several input images or export several PDF pages and download multiple results together in a ZIP archive.

Does conversion add OCR?

No. Image-to-PDF conversion does not recognise text, and PDF-to-image conversion turns the visible page into pixels.

JPG to PDF under 100 KB

Image order

Converting JPG to PDF

Your PDF is ready

How to convert JPG to PDF

Choose JPG

Adjust the options