com.warlordsoftwares.jpeg2pdf

Convert Images Into PDF File
 
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About JPEG2PDF

JPEG2PDF is a fast and easy-to-use image to PDF converter for Linux. Convert JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, SVG, WebP, and other image formats into high-quality PDF documents in just a few clicks. Create single or multi-page PDF files from your photos and images while preserving image quality and page layout.

Whether you need to convert scanned documents, photos, screenshots, receipts, or artwork into PDF, JPEG2PDF provides powerful customization options, including page size, margins, orientation, DPI, page numbering, grayscale conversion, and AES-256 PDF encryption.

Features

  • Convert JPG, JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, TIFF, SVG, WebP, and other image formats to PDF.
  • Batch convert multiple images into a single PDF or create separate PDF files.
  • Automatic image orientation and intelligent page formatting.
  • Adjust page margins and image alignment.
  • Support for standard paper sizes including A4, A3, A5, Letter, Legal, and more.
  • Rotate selected images or PDF pages before exporting.
  • Create grayscale or black-and-white PDF documents.
  • Add automatic page numbers with customizable fonts and styles.
  • Set custom DPI for optimal print and image quality.
  • Protect PDF documents using AES-256 encryption with password security.
  • Fast, lightweight, and privacy-friendly with all processing performed locally.
Latest reviews
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MrMint 5 months ago

Worked perfectly and the interface is great, thanks for making this! Had a large folder with 200 JP2 images from Archive.org and wanted a PDF. Had to convert the JP2 to JPEG, which was easy to do in bulk using the terminal command found here: https://forums.linuxmint.com/viewtopic.php?t=404445. After that just added the files to JPEG2PDF and a PDF came out the other end.

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Yumi_2_8 10 months ago

Can't load .jpg files. Heck, it can't load jpeg files. On every try dragging the files or adding them through the application, it always shows "Couldn't load the files! Try an accepted extension."