Turn Photos Into a PDF Without Re-Compressing a Single One

Most image-to-PDF tools make the same two mistakes.

1. They re-compress your JPEGs for no reason

A PDF can carry your JPEG exactly as it is. The format supports it. But most tools decode every picture and re-encode it on the way in, so you lose a generation of quality to achieve precisely nothing.

ToolsBag embeds the original bytes wherever it can. Re-encoding happens only when something genuinely has to change — a mirrored orientation, or a format a PDF can’t hold directly.

2. Your phone photos come out sideways

A phone stores nearly every portrait shot as landscape, with a small EXIF tag saying “turn me”. Ignore that tag and every portrait photo lands on its side. It’s one of the most common complaints about these tools.

Here, quarter-turns are applied as a placement rotation — it costs nothing and keeps your original bytes intact. Only mirrored orientations, which no rotation can express, need a re-encode.

What you get

• Up to 100 images in one PDF
• Page presets for A4, Letter, A3, or fit-to-image so the page takes the photo’s own shape
• Adjustable margins up to 50 mm
• Drag to reorder before you export

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