FxImgePDF

Pictures are quite an important resource now that most mobile phones are fitted with powerful cameras, and social networks encourage you to share your creations online. These can be bundled into different types of galleries and albums. As such, FxImgePDF wants to help you create a PDF album with your favorite images.

The application comes in a pretty lightweight package, but before you can install and enjoy all it has to offer, you best check whether or not your computer is fitted with Adobe AIR, and install it otherwise. There aren’t any issues accommodating once taking a look over the set of features thanks to the intuitive design.

It comes with a sample album to help you get an idea of what can be accomplished. There are three steps to the whole operation, namely the project selection and preview screen, the image selection option, as well as the last step, which is the operation where you create the actual file.

It’s a good idea to first go to the image selection panel in order to choose which pictures you work with. This can be a little frustrating, because the navigation panel needs to be used, and you start off from the root of either fixed, or removable drives. Once a folder is selected, detected pictures are shown in a slide so you can add them to preset spots.

With the pictures selected and the project saved, you can now generate a PDF file. This is done in the last tab, with the possibility to select the page layout. The PDF file is brought up in your default web browser from which you can easily save it to your computer. Sadly, there is a total number of six images you can add per document, which has quite the impact on overall practicality.

All things considered, we can state that FxImgePDF comes with good intentions, but with a very limited number of picture slots, you might end up creating way too many different PDF files. The process can get frustrating, as there are little to no editing options, and the general operation is rather confusing overall.