Introduction

Converting JPEG images in to PDF offers more advantages than an individual JPEG file itself. Why? The format stores images on your hard drive in lesser bytes than when it is displayed compressing JPEG files to one tenth of the original file size. Yet, the format's compression capabilities are also a negative. Using a high compression scheme produces a low quality image and conversely, low compression will produce a high quality image, consequently, the higher the quality, the larger the file size. PDFs eliminate the disadvantages of using a JPEG file, making it easier for repurposing the function of your digital images. Thus, depending on your uses of a JPEG image, it could be in your best interest to convert those JPEGs into PDF. Advanced JPG to PDF Free is capable of converting JPG to PDF.

Step 1. Input Image Files

Launch Advanced JPG to PDF Free and click "Scan to PDF/JPG to PDF" tab. Click "Import" to choose the image file you want to convert. Press Ctrl or Shift key to select multiple image files.

Step 2. Arrange the Image Files

Click "OK" and the thumbnails of each added image will be displayed on the preview window. To arrange the file order, click "Top/Move Up/Move Down/Bottom" buttons or just select the file and drag it the place according to your schedule. Use "Delete" or "Clear" to remove the unwanted task. Click "Fit Image", "Fit Width", "Enlarge" and "Reduce" to adjust the image to the right size. If needed, click "Rotate ACW" or "Rotate CW" to correct it to the up-right position.

Step 3. Save to PDF

Click "Save PDF" to choose an output folder for the new PDF file. Click "OK" and the conversion process will be finished in seconds.