Image To PDF Command Line

Image to PDF Command Line is a piece of software that provides users with the possibility to easily convert a multitude of images to PDF files, directly from the CLI (command-line interface) shell.
The tool comes with the same features and capabilities as the normal, GUI (Graphical Usage Interface)-enabled version of Image to PDF, and can prove a great tool for those who need to convert multiple images at the same time.
However, it might actually prove suitable mainly for advanced users, considering the fact that all operations need to be performed by writing lines in the command shell.
Image to PDF Command Line comes with support for folders, which means that users can easily convert their images to PDF files as long as they are saved in the same directory.
In addition to these batch-conversion features, the tool also allows users to merge multiple images into a single PDF file, or to convert multi-image TIFF images to PDF files, all without the need to have Adobe Acrobat installed on their PCs.
It should also be mentioned the fact that the application has been designed with support for a great deal of image formats, including TIFF, JPG, PNG, PCD, PSD, TGA, BMP, and others, and that it also supports almost all TIFF compressions (such as ZIP, LZW, CCITT G4/G3, or JPEG).
With the help of this piece of software, users can also customize the PDF by entering a name, subject, author, and keywords for it, and can modify the page layout of the output files. At the same time, the tool allows them to apply watermarks to these PDF files.
Other features of the utility include support for automatic skew-correction (of B/W images), and for the password-protection of the PDF files, append to PDF options. The tool also allows users to change the resolution of the output files as they want.Limitations in the unregistered versionwatermark on output