BulkImgPDF is a lightweight Python script tailored for efficiently addressing specific conversion needs. While not aspiring to be a comprehensive project, this utility serves a focused purpose: seamlessly converting diverse image assortments, meticulously organized within numerous subfolders, into coherent and organized series of PDF files.
Before using BulkImgPDF, ensure that you have ImageMagick installed on your system. This tool is essential for converting images to PDFs. If you don't have it installed, follow these steps:
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Linux: Open a terminal and run the following command:
sudo apt-get install imagemagick -
macOS: If you have Homebrew installed, run this command in the terminal:
brew install imagemagick -
Windows: Visit the ImageMagick download page and choose the installer that matches your system. Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions.
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Organized Root Folder: Ensure that the root folder contains multiple subfolders, each housing distinct sets of images to be converted.
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Execute the Script: Simply run the script within the root folder. BulkImgPDF will then seamlessly process the images and generate corresponding PDF files.
Imagine you have a manga collection spread across numerous folders, with each folder representing a separate chapter. By utilizing BulkImgPDF, you can effortlessly convert each chapter, composed of individual image files, into a well-structured PDF file. This allows for a more streamlined and convenient reading experience.
While BulkImgPDF might not be an expansive project, its specialized functionality, designed for specific conversion scenarios, showcases its practical value.
Please note that BulkImgPDF is optimized for specific use cases and may not be suitable for broader image conversion projects.