jpeg to pdf, 1:1 conversion

[fuzzychicken]

I have about 300 various jpeg files that I need to convert to pdf. I found many utilities where I could merge all of them to one pdf, but I didn't find any reliable 1:1 converting application. In theory, I could print those jpeg to pdf using pdf printer, but 300 is a lot to do this way.

Anybody has a recommendation for such application?

I tried FastStone Image viewer, but the pdf output size is massive compared to say what PdfCreator spits out (I played around with settings with not much help), hence compression is important as well, best compromise in size and quality of pdf.

Many thanks in advance.

 

[ShoTTaS]

hellow fuzzychicken,

you can try primoPDF, where you can drag and drop files on the shortcut and it will convert the files into pdf. 1:1 conversion.

 

[whs]

I just 'printed' 45MBs worth of pictures (47 pics) in one go to doPDF. The PDF file is 10MBs and it was done in 5 seconds. I selected all pictures and then right click > Print.

 

[fuzzychicken]

I just 'printed' 45MBs worth of pictures (47 pics) in one go to doPDF. The PDF file is 10MBs and it was done in 5 seconds. I selected all pictures and then right click > Print.

Did you get 47pdf files or only one pdf file as an output?

Thanks ShoTTas, will take a look at it

 

[whs]

I got the 47 pictures on one PDF file.

 

[fuzzychicken]

I want 47 pdfs out of 47 pictures.

 

[whs]

Hmm, interesting. What does one do with 300 picture PDFs. Just curious.

 

[fuzzychicken]

Hmm, interesting. What does one do with 300 picture PDFs. Just curious.

A result of 6 month scanning using portable scanner, Brother 920DW

 

[whs]

If those are documents and not true pictures, you might also want to try this.

http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/201464-onenote-copy-text-image.html

 

[fuzzychicken]

Thank You whs.

I actually don't want to OCR. Some of the documents are financial or medical records. I don't want them to be easily accessible, should someone access the machine without authority.

 

[whs]

Hmm, I actually don't see the difference of access to JPGs versus OCRd PDFs. Why don't you store all versions on a flash drive and lock that in a safe.

 

[fuzzychicken]

Neither do I have a safe, nor I am a millionaire. Whatever little dough I have, better safe than sorry. Hence the care.

 

[whs]

Now you lost me. A 16GB flash drive you can buy for $7 with free shipping - no need to be a millionaire. But I have the impression that you don't want to be helped.

 

[Callender]

1 jpg to 1 pdf

Take a look at this post for a download link to some portable image viewing/ editing software. There's also an installer version. Personally I use portable.

http://www.sevenforums.com/music-pi...een-not-all-file-post2932485.html#post2932485

How to:

Run Viewer.exe then open the folder containing images. In the right pane change view to thumbnail view (button in toolbar in right pane)

Highlight all images in right pane then choose "Tools > Editor"

When the Editor menu opens choose "File > Automate > Batch"

Then choose "Converting"

Choose destination folder and PDF option. OK.

That's it!