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Converting .jpg to PDF

I need to email proof of my no claims discount to my insurance company, they want me to send it as a PDF file. I have scanned the document and it's now in .jpg format - is there something I can use to convert it to PDF? Ideally free that will run on Windows 10 :)

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  • John_Gray
    John_Gray Posts: 5,846 Forumite
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    Start up Word (~2007 onwards), use Insert -> Picture, and choose the JPG file.
    'Print' the page to a PDF file.

    (Surely most scanner software will allow you to do "Scan to PDF file" directly?)
  • flashg67
    flashg67 Posts: 4,152 Forumite
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    Windows 10 has Microsoft print to PDF as standard (well mine does). Right click on the photo, select print & choose 'print to pdf option.

    Otherwise, Foxit pdf printer is free
  • Minerva69
    Minerva69 Posts: 797 Forumite
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    flashg67 wrote: »
    Windows 10 has Microsoft print to PDF as standard (well mine does). Right click on the photo, select print & choose 'print to pdf option.
    I've just done this and it worked, thank you! :beer:
  • prowla
    prowla Posts: 14,254 Forumite
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    I've used CutePDF with Windows 7 to print to a PDF.
  • Try UnitePDF JPG to PDF converter which is 100% free and you can sort the images. But there is a limitation for 5MB for each file.
  • Neil_Jones
    Neil_Jones Posts: 9,695 Forumite
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    Try UnitePDF JPG to PDF converter which is 100% free and you can sort the images. But there is a limitation for 5MB for each file.

    Thanks for contributing but I think or would at least hope the original poster has done it by now since the thread dates from 2016 :)
  • Neil_Jones wrote: »
    Thanks for contributing but I think or would at least hope the original poster has done it by now since the thread dates from 2016 :)

    Scanner might be a bit slow.:D
  • John_Gray
    John_Gray Posts: 5,846 Forumite
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    Neil_Jones wrote: »
    Thanks for contributing but I think or would at least hope the original poster has done it by now since the thread dates from 2016 :)
    She seems to have done it in post #4!
  • pogofish
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    IIRC, the PDF format handles jpegs as-is, so no conversion would be needed.
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