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File: 1494130626681.jpg (89.34 KB, 653x716, 1409865189894.jpg)

 No.18066

How do I turn a bunch of png into a pdf. I saw adobe acrobat can do it but is there any foss to do it

 No.18068

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>>18067
Yes but back to the main topic

 No.18069

>>18068
Ok that's enough and now back to the extracurricular topic

 No.18072

ImageMagick can do this really easy on the command line.

convert 1.png 2.jpg 3.jpg out.pdf

That will create a PDF from 3 images.

 No.18073

File: 1494134397641.pdf (865.66 KB, out.pdf)

>>18072
Example from 2 images using ImageMagick.

This was software already on my system, it's a common package, I didn't even need to install anything.

 No.18074

You can also make PDFs from images in GIMP.

But if I just needed to take a large number of images and put them into a PDF, I would use ImageMagick on command line.

If you just had a clean directory of nothing but images you wanted in the PDF, you could just run this to turn all images in the directory into a PDF.

convert * out.pdf

 No.18076

File: 1494151580201.jpg (828.35 KB, 2149x3035, 1420606006283.jpg)

I ran into memory problems so I had to do some weird stuff with changing it to save to the disk instead of memory or something and it took forever. But anyways I got it working and now I can read the book

Thank you verymuch.

 No.18078

>>18076
You could have just increased swap.

 No.18079

>>18078
I have a 2 gigabyte swap that should be plenty for a 100 megabyte pdf I would assume



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