Save passport and ID photos as one PDF
Visa, bank and employment applications often ask for copies of your passport, both sides of your ID card and sometimes a residence visa, uploaded as a single PDF.
JPG to PDF turns those photos into one document, one image per page. Identity documents are sensitive, and this conversion runs entirely in your browser, so the photos never leave your device.
Check the application's exact requirements before converting: some ask for colour copies only, a maximum file size, or a specific order of pages. Make sure all four corners of each document are visible and that nothing is covered by your fingers, since cropped or obscured copies are a common reason applications are returned.
Step by step
- Photograph each document on a plain, dark surface with no glare.
- Open JPG to PDF and get the photos ready: passport page, ID front, ID back and so on.
- Add them in the order the application asks for; pages follow the order of the list.
- Convert, download and check every detail is readable.
Tips
- Crop the photos on your phone first so each page shows only the document.
- If the application has a size limit, choose a lower quality or use Compress PDF afterwards.
- Delete the photos from shared or cloud albums when you no longer need them.
Questions
- Are my ID photos uploaded to Convertora?
- No. This tool runs in your browser and the images stay on your device.
- Will the PDF be accepted as an official copy?
- That depends on the organisation. The PDF is a clear copy of your photos; some offices still require certified copies.
- Can I put both sides of an ID card on one page?
- Each image becomes its own page. Combine the two sides into one image in your phone's editor first if you need them together.