Convert Image to PDF

Some applications are hiding their purpose from the user by coming up with unrelated names. That's not the case with Convert Image to PDF — a handy tool for converting, well, images to PDF, pretty straightforward. It's fast, it supports over 20 images file types, and it can be used for batch processing tasks.

When it comes to converters, everybody expects a simple interface and operation. While Convert Image to PDF meets these requirements, the first impression might be off a bit. Why? Well, the UI feels a bit cluttered and overwhelmed by the multitude of details. Too many options stuck in a tiny space. This first impression should quickly fade after you get used to the program though, as it's built like any classic application out there, it just wasn't brought up to a more modern design.

It's always easy to convert one item at a time, but not when you're in a hurry and stand on a big pile of images. Use the Input File area to select a file or a folder. Before adding anything, one must determine the input file formats, which is a bit weird and unnecessary.

Adding folders allows you to convert as many images as possible with a single click. For possible errors or failed conversions, check the app's logs each time you stumble upon a faulty operation.

If you are familiar with the CMD prompt, you are in luck. Convert Image to PDF can be run in CMD mode, using specific lines for getting things done. To find out more information about the Command-Line features, check the Command Line Manual within the Help menu.

Convert Image to PDF is a fully-functional converter that will take care of any image to PDF conversion jobs. The main downside here is in the design, precisely the cluttered layout. Still, if you can get past this little inconvenience, the application might prove handy.