JPG to Word
Convert JPG to Word online for free
Unique design
Use a unique conversion algorithm which is designed for this website only.
Vast image formats support
Support 100+ image formats such as JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP, SVG, WEBP or HEIC.
Sort images
Drag and drop image to change image order. Tap on image and tap delete button to remove image from list.
Flexible size settings
Customize Word page width and height, set page size to preset size or just use the image size as page size.
Rotate image
Automatically rotate image according to camera orientation info in EXIF.
Compress image
Keep the original high quality of your JPG files or compress them to reduce Word file size.
How to convert JPG to Word online
Please note this converter doesn't use OCR. Try our JPG to Word OCR converter if you need to convert images to editable Word document.
1: ADD IMAGES
Drag-and-drop or click to add image files. It supports JPG, PNG, GIF, BMP and TIFF image formats directly. Other image formats (such as SVG, HEIC, WEBP or JXR) will be automatically converted to JPG after uploading. You can add multiple image files and batch upload them to online server. No limit on file count, each image file size can be up to 40 mb.
2: SET OPTIONS
Set conversion options. Usually you can skip this step and use default settings.
Output Format:
Choose an output format: DOCX, DOC, RTF, ODT, HTML, MHTML, XPS or PDF. The default output format is DOCX.
Page Size:
Use image size as Word page size by default. You can choose a preset page size such as A4 Portrait/Landscape or choose "Custom Size" and enter page width and height. The image size will be resized to Word page size if "Stretch image to fill page" is checked.
Compression:
Check "Enable image compression" to enable compression.
PPI:
Resample document if the current PPI (pixels per inch) is higher than the PPI entered. (220ppi is excellent on most printers and screens. 150ppi is good for web pages and projectors. 96ppi is good for minimal document size and sharing.)
JPEG Quality:
Set JPEG quality from 1 to 100. 1 meaning compress for small size, 100 meaning compress for max quality. Some formats, like PNG which is lossless, will ignore the quality setting.