How to merge PDF and JPG files into one document (the easy way)

Combine PDFs and images into one file—quickly, easily, and without any downloads

4 nov. 2026

To merge a PDF and a JPG online, convert the image with iLovePDF's JPG to PDF tool, then combine both files with Merge PDF. It takes 2 steps in your browser and gives you one document that is ready for reports, paperwork, or portfolios.

Merging different file types might sound tricky, but it’s actually pretty straightforward. In this guide, we’ll walk you through the process using iLovePDF—no downloads or complicated steps required.

Let’s get started.

Key takeaways

  • You can merge PDF and JPG files into a single document
  • Convert your JPG to PDF first, then merge everything together
  • iLovePDF works in your browser with no installation, and iLovePDF Desktop merges PDF and JPG files in one step
  • Compatible with any device: phone, tablet, or computer
  • Great for organizing reports, portfolios, or schoolwork

When should you merge a PDF and a JPG?

Merge a PDF and a JPG whenever a document needs visual support, such as a receipt photo, a screenshot, or a scanned page, so you can send everything as one file. Maybe you’ve got a PDF document and a photo of a receipt, or a visual you want to include in a project. Keeping things separate just makes everything harder to manage.

Here are a few situations where merging comes in handy:

  • Adding visual proof to forms: Like screenshots or scans of receipts
  • Submitting assignments: Combine written documents with images in one file
  • Creating professional portfolios: Mix high-quality visuals with written content

Bringing everything into one file just makes life simpler—and looks more polished.

Step 1: How do you turn a JPG into a PDF?

Open iLovePDF's JPG to PDF tool, upload your image, and click Convert to PDF to get a PDF version of your JPG. Once everything is in the same format, combining them becomes a breeze.

Here's how:

  1. Go to iLovePDF’s JPG to PDF tool.
  2. Upload your JPG image.
  3. Choose the page orientation, page size, and margin you want. Converting several images? Tick Merge all images in one PDF file.
  4. Click Convert to PDF.
  5. Download your new PDF file.

Now your image is in the same format as your other files—ready to merge.

Step 2: How do you merge the PDFs into one file?

Open iLovePDF's Merge PDF tool, upload your original PDF and the converted JPG, set the order, and click Merge PDF to get one combined document.

Follow these steps:

  1. Open iLovePDF’s Merge PDF tool.
  2. Upload both your original PDF and the one you just converted.
  3. Drag the files into your preferred order.
  4. Click Merge PDF.
  5. Download your combined file.

That’s it. No software installs, no confusion. Just one clean, organized file.

What are the best tips for merging PDF and JPG files?

Start with good image quality

If your JPG looks blurry or pixelated, consider re-scanning or using a higher-quality image. Clear visuals make a big difference, especially for reports or professional work.

How do I convert several JPGs at once?

Upload all your images to JPG to PDF and tick Merge all images in one PDF file to turn them into a single PDF in one go. This saves time and keeps everything consistent when merging.

Rearrange your pages easily

Use the Organize PDF tool on iLovePDF to move pages around after you merge. It’s perfect if you change your mind about the order.

Can I merge a PDF and a JPG in one step?

Yes. In iLovePDF Desktop for Windows and Mac, Merge PDF combines different file types, so you can add your PDF and JPG files together and get one PDF without converting first. You can also name the output file before you save it.

Want the image on the same page as your text?

Use Edit PDF to place your JPG directly on any page of your PDF. Our guide on how to insert an image into a PDF walks you through it in 7 steps.

How do I make the merged PDF smaller?

Run your merged file through Compress PDF to reduce its size, so it is quick to email or upload to any form.

Can I save these steps for next time?

Yes. Create a workflow with your favorite iLovePDF tools and reuse it anytime you need to combine documents and images.

One file, less stress

Merging JPG and PDF files doesn't have to be complicated. Whether you're preparing for school, sending a proposal, or just tidying up your documents, combining everything into one file makes it easier to manage—and easier to share.

Tools like iLovePDF simplify the process, so you can focus on what matters instead of fussing with file formats.

FAQs

1. Can I merge a JPG and a PDF without converting the image first?

Online, convert the JPG with JPG to PDF and then combine the files with Merge PDF. With iLovePDF Desktop, Merge PDF combines PDF and JPG files directly in one step.

2. Can I combine several JPGs into one PDF?

Yes. Upload all your images to JPG to PDF and tick Merge all images in one PDF file to get a single PDF.

3. Is it free to merge PDF and JPG files with iLovePDF?

Yes. JPG to PDF and Merge PDF are free to use online. Premium gives you higher limits and faster processing, and you can create a free account in seconds.

4. Can I change the page order after merging?

Yes. Open your merged file in Organize PDF and drag the pages into the order you want.

5. Are my files safe when I merge them online?

Yes. iLovePDF uses end-to-end encryption and deletes every uploaded file automatically after 2 hours.

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