What is the difference between a JPG and a PDF, and which should I use?

Last updated: Mar 1, 2026

JPG is a compressed image format best for photos and social media. However, PDF is a "container" format that preserves fonts, layouts, and vector graphics perfectly. If you are sending a resume, a contract, or a document for printing, you should always convert your images to PDF using our JPG to PDF tool to ensure the quality remains high and the layout doesn't shift.


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