Are my photos uploaded with PDFWix on iPad?

No. Conversion runs in Safari via WebAssembly. Photos and the resulting PDF stay on iPad. Verify by enabling Airplane Mode after selecting images — conversion still completes.

What page size does the native Create PDF use?

Files Quick Action sizes the PDF page to each image's pixel dimensions at 72 DPI — which can produce odd page sizes. For standard A4 or Letter pages, use JPG to PDF and pick the page size explicitly.

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How to Convert JPG to PDF on iPad

A simple step-by-step guide to convert jpg to pdf on iPad using PDFWix's free online tools.

How to Convert JPG to PDF on iPad

Convert JPG or HEIC photos to PDF on iPad in Safari with PDFWix — combine multiple photos into one ordered PDF. Free, no app install, no signup. Online.

How it works

Open PDFWix in Safari — Open Safari on iPad and go to pdfwix.com/jpg-to-pdf.
Add images — Tap Select file and pick JPG/PNG/HEIC/WebP from Files or Photos (multi-select).
Reorder with Pencil or touch — Drag thumbnails to set the page order — Pencil works great here.
Pick page size and margin — Choose A4, US Letter or Fit-to-image; set margin and orientation.
Convert — Tap Convert, then Save to Files when the download completes.

Frequently asked questions

Does iPad convert images to PDF without an app?

Yes — the Files app's Create PDF Quick Action has been built in since iPadOS 15. Long-press an image → Quick Actions → Create PDF. On iPadOS 16+ multi-select produces a single multi-page PDF in file-name order.

How do I get the right page order on iPad?

Native Files orders by file name. For drag-to-reorder, use JPG to PDF in Safari — Pencil and touch both work for dragging thumbnails on iPad.

Does Files Quick Action work on iPadOS 17 and 18?

Yes. Quick Actions for images (Create PDF, Markup, Convert Image) work on iPadOS 15, 16, 17 and 18. The menu layout shifted in iPadOS 17 but Create PDF is in the same place.