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'Convert Image to PDF'

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Convert Tiff to PDF

'Convert Image to PDF' is a simple to use, yet sophisticated utility specifically designed to convert images into PDF files. If you need to convert one or thousands of varying image file types into PDF, this is the tool.

'Convert Image to PDF' can be especially useful if you require complicated conversion jobs to be done on a regular basis. By saving and recalling a conversion job file, 'Convert Image to PDF' quickly remembers all the conversion tasks and their details.

All of our conversion tools have numerous features. For example you can schedule a conversion job at a regular interval (time or calendar based) while optionally moving/deleting the input files. Also, our conversion tools have the ability to launch other programs and perform file operations.

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Convert Tiff to PDF

'Convert Image to PDF' can be run from the command line allowing for use of batch files as well as being automated from other programs.  It also can be easily launched from the Windows Explorer shell by right mouse clicking on any image file.

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Download and Try It (Free)!  If you instead need to convert PDFs to Images, then please see the companion tool, 'Convert PDF to Image'.

'Convert Image to PDF' Features

  • Supports BMP, TIFF, JPEG, GIF and many more (20 total).

  • Right Mouse Click easy access! Windows Explorer Shell Enabled.

  • Command line (Invisible at runtime) and GUI execution. Complete flexibility, complete power

  • Save and restore complex conversion configurations

  • Move or delete input files after processing

  • Supports recursive subfolders

  • Batch can be stopped midway and resumed at a later time 

  • Can be adapted for all languages

  • COM Interface for programmers

 

 

 

If you are familiar with command line operations and don't want to read the documentation, skip to the examples. Otherwise please continue reading.

'Convert Image to PDF' can be run without a user interface with command line arguments much like in the good old DOS days.  Alternatively you can initiate command line execution by going to the operating system's 'command prompt' or within Windows from the START-RUN menu and typing it in there.  Lastly, the command line interface can be used from Batch files (files with *.BAT extension). 

 There are two approaches to doing the command line:

A)  Specify a 'Conversion Job' that was built using the graphical user interface (GUI)

B)   Specify a 'Conversion Task' in detail. See Convert image to pdf command line examples to get started quickly or read the information below

For full information on the command line, see the documentation.

 

Table of File Conversion Constants

Description

Constant (/F#)

Auto-detect the file format

-1

Windows Bitmap (*.bmp)

0

Windows Icon (*.ico)

1

Independent JPEG Group (*.jpg)

2

Graphic Interchange Format (*.gif) 40

JPEG Network Graphic (*.jng)

3

Commodore 64 Koala format (*.koa)

4

Deluxe Paint Format (*.lbm)

5

Multiple Network Graphics (*.mng)

6

ASCII Portable Bitmap (*.pbm)

7

Binary Portable Bitmap (*.pbm)

8

Kodak PhotoCD (*.pcd)

9

PCX bitmap format (*.pcx)

10

ASCII Graymap (*.pgm)

11

Binary Graymap (*.pgm)

12

Portable Network Graphics (*.png)

13

ASCII Portable Pixelmap (*.ppm)

14

Binary Portable Pixelman (*.ppm)

15

Sun Rasterfile (*.ras)

16

Targa File (*.tga)

17

Tagged Image File Format (*.tif)

18

Wireless Bitmap (*.wbmp)

19

Photoshop Image (*.psd)

20

Dr. Halo (*.cut)

21