JPEG to PDF is a small office tool that you use to convert JPEG images to PDF documents. What the title doesn't tell you is that the freeware also supports JP2, J2K, JPF, PNG, BMP, TIF, EMF and WMF files.

It says that you can also convert GIF images, but that didn't work in our case.

Due to the fact that the entire application is one executable file, no installation is needed. Just download and run it.

Options are limited in the JPEG to PDF tool. You can convert one or several files at a time, select the output destination, and save them as PDF documents.

You can't create a new folder for the new output files, so you'll have to do it manually if that's the case.

In the page size settings, you can match the image size plus the margins, specify the page size (in inches, cm, or mm), shrink over-sized image to fit the page, or enlarge small images to fit the page.

In addition, you can manually set up the margins, and choose for the image to be positioned either in the center or top-left corner.

Unfortunately, when you convert some image files and then add a new file to save as PDF, all previous files will be converted once more if you do not remove them from the list.

This is a task that can become troublesome when selecting bulk files from multiple paths. The easiest way is to wait until you have everything in place (and hope you didn't forget any file, after which you can make the conversion.

All in all, JPEG to PDF is a free utility tool which you can use to save a few image types as PDF, and further use them to create complex PDF documents (articles, essays, eBooks etc). The job could have been done a lot better.