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Creating a PDF file is now possible with Adobe and alternative programs to the software. An interesting notion of the part is the ability to combine JPG to PDF file. Although it is possible to convert a file containing images into a PDF format, adding images to an existing PDF could be troublesome for many people. The current article discusses in detail about the procedure that will entitle an individual to combine JPG files to a PDF file in a few simple steps.
Wondershare PDFelement (Wondershare PDFelement for Mac) is a thoughtfully designed PDF editor. With the help of the software, it is possible for any individual to convert documents into PDFs. Packed with professional tools, the program helps an individual to edit, combine, transform, and organize PDFs in a few simple steps.
Additional features include annotate, password protection, digital signature, extraction, merging multiple file formats, splitting file formats, permanently removing sensitive information, customization of headers and footers, and the ability to add pages to an existing PDF file. All these possibilities enhance the productivity of the user and ensure that the output from the software fulfills the requirement with ease.
For Windows: Users have the opportunity to use the drag-and-drop option to create PDF files in PDFelement, or you can click the "Combine PDF" button and then browse to the folder containing the JPG files.
For Mac: Launch the program on your Mac. Click on "Combine Files" and select the Images to open.
For Window: You can use the editing feature to edit text, object, link, and images by clicking the "Edit" tab. Users have the incredible opportunity to change the font, size, and color of the text.
For Mac: After creating the PDF document, users can click the "Edit" button in the menu bar to carry out changes to the text and images within the document.
For Window: After editing, users can then click the "File" button and save the document to the desktop, by clicking "Save As", to accept the changes to the file.
For Mac: Press "Command + S" in your keyboard to save the PDF in your Mac.
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