[rtpoe]

Here's what I'm wanting to do.

Take a series of JPG images (same size and resolution), and convert them into a single, multi-page PDF document.

PDFCreator can do it, but it's really clunky. I basically have to add the images one at a time, if I want to keep them in the correct order. Is there something that will do the conversion and assembly in one go?

[bignatslover]

Microsoft Word, at least the version I'm running, has a Save As PDF option.  Does yours?

[TheZookie007]

Google Docs also has a "Save to PDF" function. So I suppose your best bet is to open a new Google Docs document, paste in the images in the correct order, and then choose "Save as PDF" from the "File" menu.

[rtpoe]

Yeah, those will work.

But when you're putting 30 or so images together, there might be an easier way.

Let's say I've got a folder with the following image files in it:

page-01.jpg
page-02.jpg
page-03.jpg
.
.
.
.
.
page-32.jpg

Is there a PDF creator out there that will let me dump all the images into it and create a PDF with the pages in the right order?

[andrat2000]

you trust them?

 http://jpg2pdf.com/ (limited ot 20 pics)
https://smallpdf.com/jpg-to-pdf


You own Linux:

https://askubuntu.com/questions/246647/jpeg-files-to-pdf
http://xmodulo.com/convert-jpg-image-file-to-pdf-format-on-linux.html

And I think in the past there was even an executable called jpeg2pdf similar to text2pdf or other programs that transformed formats.

[rtpoe]

Small PDF worked! Thanks!