JPGasPDF is a freeware GUI and command-line tool to generate a single PDF file from multiple JPG images.

There are two folders for this portable app - J2pC and PTP. We don't know what PTP means, but that's the GUI version most will use while J2pC is the command-line version.

We found the GUI to be easy to use. For the most part, you just click Add, then Create, and you're done! There are also buttons to Remove, Clear, Save, and Load. Easy as can be.

We should talk about the command-line version as it's a bit more complicated.

In our tests, we found it effortless to convert a test image to PDF with no problems. Obviously, those unfamiliar with the command-line will not want to attempt this.

It can be executed on all the files inside a folder, for a group of files based on wildcards or for a specific file. You can execute one at a time, or use either a batch file or script.

To execute it you need to provide the following information:

The location of the JPG images (full path to the folder).

The mask for the files to be processed, the wildcard mask extension must be jpg or jpeg, for example, *.jpg or a*.jpg or *a.jpeg

The output PDF file name and location, for instance, c:\imagesfile.pdf

Syntax:
j2pc [Images_Folder_Path] [Mask.jpg] [Target_PDF_file]
All parameters are mandatory.

Example:
j2pc c:images *.jpeg c:imagesimages.pdf

This example will create the file c:imagesimages.pdf
The file will contain all the JPEG images from c:\images

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