JPG to PDF under 300 KB
Many application portals accept a PDF of up to 300 KB. Add your scans or photos and get one PDF that fits, as sharp as that limit allows. Your files stay on your device.
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How it works
Your JPGPhotos, scans or screenshots
Set the size limitNothing is uploaded
One PDFReady to upload, under 300 KB
Step by step
- Choose or drop your JPG images. They stay on your phone or computer.
- Put the pages in order. Max KB is already set to 300, so every page gets the highest JPEG quality that keeps the whole PDF under 300 KB.
- Check the final size and download the PDF. Up to 5 pages are free.
JPG to PDF under a set size
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Questions
Will the PDF really be under 300 KB?
Yes. It stays under 300 × 1000 bytes, so it passes whether the portal counts 1 KB as 1000 or 1024 bytes. If even the smallest version is too big, the tool says by how much.
How many pages fit?
It depends on the pictures. Fewer pages, and photos cropped to the paper, leave more of the 300 KB for each page, so text stays clearer.
Are my files uploaded?
No. The PDF is made inside your browser, so your files never leave your phone or computer.
How many images can I convert for free?
Up to 5 pages in one PDF, as often as you like. For a longer PDF, a one-time 24-hour image to PDF pass (US$1.49) converts any number of images. You can also download the first 5 pages free.