JPG to PDF for Pc

This is a very simple app. It does one thing: batch convert images to PDF format. It’s very easy to use, very simple, very fast, and can combine all the images in the batch into a single PDF file, or not. It works for many different image formats, including PNGs—not just JPGs. I’m not having ice0_5’s problem. Batch converting sequentially named JPGs, using “Merge and export into single PDF file,” and it works perfectly. Always in the correct order. I should mention that you should add your JPGs to be converted via the “Add” button at the top, not by dragging them in from the Finder. When I did the latter, the resulting list of files in the app was all out of order (I didn’t bother doing the actual conversion, so I don’t know if the end result PDF would be out of order as well). However, using the “Add” button and selecting the files via the dialog box that pops up, they all go into the list in order. The resulting PDF is perfect, in correct order. One thing to note: It doesn’t seem to work so well for random-sized smaller images, as it attempts to fit them to a preset size. So this app is really only useful for images that fit one of its size presets: Letter, 4x6, 3x5, A4. If your document fits one of those sizes (or aspect ratios), then you’re good to go. Otherwise, it may be distorted.

So I had to upload some images to my accountant for tax season. Last minute thing. And I don’t have a scanner so I had to snap pics on my iPhone. But I didn’t want to have to upload multiple parts for the engagement letter separately, so I wanted to combine the images into a single PDF, but how? My old Acrobat Pro wants outdated unsafe version of Java so I stopped using it. The PDF creator apps were *expensive*, bought some other thing for $2 but it only understands PDFs as input, so I checked this app and found this and it works *perfectly*. Simple, quick, supports drag and drop, ordered the images correctly, handled standard 8”x11”, and the price was right. Good deal. Thanks.

I immediately ran into an issue with supported paper sizes: I needed to convert an 8.5” x 14” .png image into a .pdf. file. Version 1.1 of this app provides only four paper sizes: Letter 612x796, 4x6 432x288, 3x5 360x216, and A4 595x842. There are no other paper size settings available. The app did convert my image, but it had to badly distort the image to make it fit on letter-size paper. Despite its limitations, it should work just fine for the paper sizes it supports, and it is about as simple and easy to use as can be. It would be much improved if it would allow the user to set an arbitrary paper size.

I had purchased vintage magazines that arrived as each page individually scanned as a jpeg, making it impossible to view the magazine as a discrete issue. This quickly and intuitively pulled in the jpegs, which were in sequentlal file number as page number, and cut them to a pdf. Do pay attention to the review that states to use the “Add” button in the app to pull in material! Highly recommended!