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  • Convert Multiple JPG or PNG To PDF in Linux: Apt-Get Install Ghostscript Imagemagick

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    To convert multiple JPG or PNG images to a single PDF file in Linux, install the Ghostscript and Imagemagick packages using apt-get, then use the convert command followed by wildcards to specify the image file types and the output PDF file. For example, "convert *.png outputfile.pdf" will convert all PNGs in the current folder to a file called outputfile.pdf.

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    Aplicacion en Ubuntu para transformar imagen a pdf

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    To convert multiple JPG or PNG images to a single PDF file in Linux, install the Ghostscript and Imagemagick packages using apt-get, then use the convert command followed by wildcards to specify the image file types and the output PDF file. For example, "convert *.png outputfile.pdf" will convert all PNGs in the current folder to a file called outputfile.pdf.

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    Convert Multiple JPG or PNG To PDF in Linux: Apt-Get Install Ghostscript Imagemagick

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    To convert multiple JPG or PNG images to a single PDF file in Linux, install the Ghostscript and Imagemagick packages using apt-get, then use the convert command followed by wildcards to specify the image file types and the output PDF file. For example, "convert *.png outputfile.pdf" will convert all PNGs in the current folder to a file called outputfile.pdf.

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    Convert multiple JPG or PNG to PDF in

    Linux
    To do this, you dont need much. only 2 programs that can be installed with
    your package manager easily!

    NOTE: It is really important that ghostscript is installed first, else imagemagick


    will not know where it is located doing compilation.

    apt-get install ghostscript imagemagick

    The command for this is the same in every distro.


    convert *.png outputfile.pdf

    Above you see the command to convert your images, in this example I am
    converting all .PNG files in the current folder to outputfile.pdf
    If you need to do it for all .JPG files, the command would be:
    convert *.jpg outputfile.pdf

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