Does PDFWix handle HEIC from my iPhone?

Yes — JPG to PDF decodes HEIC directly in the browser via libheif WebAssembly. No need to convert HEIC → JPG first in Preview.

What's the file-count limit?

There's no hard cap. Macs comfortably handle a hundred-plus image batches. Memory-bound on the browser, so close other tabs for very large jobs.

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How to Convert JPG to PDF on Mac

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

How to Convert JPG to PDF on Mac

Convert JPG images to PDF on Mac free in your browser — batch JPG, PNG and HEIC into one ordered PDF with the page size and margins you pick, privately.

How it works

Open PDFWix — Open Safari on your Mac and go to pdfwix.com/jpg-to-pdf.
Add images — Drag JPG/PNG/HEIC/WebP files onto the dropzone.
Reorder — Drag thumbnails to set the page order.
Pick page size and margin — Choose A4, US Letter or Fit to image, set margin and orientation.
Convert and download — Click Convert — the combined PDF downloads to your Downloads folder.

Frequently asked questions

Can macOS Preview combine JPGs into one PDF?

Yes — select the JPGs in Finder, right-click → Open With → Preview (they open in one window), drag thumbnails to reorder, then File → Export as PDF. Works on every macOS version since at least 10.7.

Why is my Preview-exported PDF page size strange?

Preview sets each page to the image's pixel dimensions at 72 DPI. A 4000×3000 phone photo becomes a 55-inch by 41-inch page. Use Print → PDF → Save as PDF for A4/Letter, or JPG to PDF for explicit page-size control.

Are my photos uploaded with PDFWix on Mac?

No. The conversion runs in your browser via WebAssembly. Photos stay on the Mac. Verify by enabling Airplane Mode after selecting files — conversion still completes.