GAOTD & PUBLISHER: After install on Win 7/64 GAOTD reports that the software is registered, and publisher reports it is registered here http://www.jpgtopdfconverter.com/thankyou.html with this "Thank you for purchasing JPG To PDF Converter!.

HOWEVER, when I close then reopen the app, there is link in the bottom left corner: "Click here to register JPEG 2 PDF CONVERTER now!) When I click there it takes me to http://www.jpgtopdfconverter.com/register.html and also opens a registration form in the app. I copy/paste to the box 63P6N25WDF787CA from the readme file, and that takes me back to http://www.jpgtopdfconverter.com/thankyou.html with the same "Thank you for purchasing JPG To PDF Converter!". Ok, so I next try clicking on ABOUT, REGISTER, and I go through the same exercise again. I am getting nowhere. How do I register? If it is registered, why does it say "unregistered" on the title of the application? Help, please. Best regards, Jeff

Nitro PDF is a free and much better utility since it can convert any document into pdf, not only images. Plus it can edit PDF files and convert PDF to .txt.
http://nitro-pdf-reader-64-bits.en.softonic.com/

I would recommend free and open-source PDFCreator:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/
Apart from being a PDF writer via "Print" command, it also comes with "Images2PDF" in the installation, and it does what this software do. And it supports JPG, PNG, BMP, GIF and TIFF formats.

Just a comment about the usefulness of this type of product regardless of using this one or a free program. I'll give 2 examples of use. A friend of mine lost his copy of our high school yearbook in a fire. Instead of doing the time consuming process of scanning each page of the yearbook, I set up a make shift easel and shot each page with my camera - fast and efficient. I then brought them into the pc, renamed them with the page numbers and used a product like this to build one pdf file that I posted to the web for my friend and others to download and have.
Another similar example was to shoot an old hometown cookbook, convert the images to pdf and post to a FaceBook group for other old friends to download. Shooting with the camera was fast and easy and everything was quickly converted.

Hi, Very nice of Developer to introduce Him/Her-self, greet everyone and offer help - straight away in the 1st Comment!!
Rare occurrence, it has to be observed, and greatly appreciated! I mean it truly.

Now, I only wished Software given today for free, but normally charged nearly $50 for - could match this Developer's friendly manner.. and in that fair exchange of gestures - could be received with gratitude and recommended further.

Sadly.. it clearly was "wasted" on today's Audience (including me, I'm afraid) - simply because it offers very little that cannot be obtain for free from alternative Programs, or methods mentioned here, so indeed lost it's appeal as "great bargain", fantastic gift, "costing fortune" if missed, or.. worth every penny?? Shame, but such was basically it's fate today.

On top of it - I too can most certainly say this: Whenever I see lines "FREE DOWNLOAD!!!" in massively large Text on any Software's Home Page - it massively pulls me away from wanting to investigate the Software further, or buy!, sorry.

What indeed is Free Download?? Everyone knows and has KNOWN for long time now - it's NOTHING to do with FREE!
But for a sake of argument, lol, let's see - Did Today's Publisher ever charged for Downloads as well as Software?, or is it FREE of (any) obligations, like providing one's mail address, or is it FREE, as in clean, of bugs:))?
OK, jokes aside - It means FREE TO TRY, nothing else!!, but it might, just might create ILLUSION that there is more to it. Come on, that cheep PLOY doesn't work anymore, so why, oh why, oh why - is still being used??

Program works great on Win 8 x64 RP. Would like better if Document Title(filename) had automatic numbering option.

Why so many negative votes for this software,This software is what I was looking for, it's easy to use and does what it says without any problems,Thanks GOTD and the developer for sharing this program...

So far, I find this program useful. I just scan an image/document and save as a JPG. Then I convert them to PDF. I'm sure there are 101 ways to skin a cat, but I'd rather not invest the time right now to evaluate them all.

#11 - yes it's the print screen button on your keyboard. Paste into any image editor and crop and you've got your PDF to image conversion.

This is an interesting product, but will refrain from voting as I won't be downloading this. Mac users already have this ability built into their systems. All you have to do is open the image in preview and print it to PDF. If you have more then one image, it'll be a multi-paged PDF.

I appreciate the offer, but it isn't for me.

I don't know why there are so many negative votes. This is really excellent software. I highly recommend it.

OK, not sure about this one, talk about a one trick pony. I thought if it would allow me to put multiple images on a page, perhaps a photo album "on-the-fly" might make it worthwhile, but only option is 1 per page?
It clips files, I had some scanned documents that it clipped the sides off of making them totally useless. I can't see any real use for this. The only time I compare "free" is when the free ones actually do the job that the offered software can't. One per page may have a time and place, but clipping images makes this software useless IMHO.

$50 dollars for a program that you kind find many freeware alternatives that will do the same thing is almost outrageoues! One thing these companys should be doing is better marketing reasearch to find out if there programs can do something that nobody else's can then market it for such a price.

One program I use quite often is the
Cute PDF Virtual Printer.


This program Not only will allow you to print Images as a PDF Document but any other programs document such as: open office writer, Note Pad, Microsoft Office etc as a PDF File. The out put of the PDF is High quaility and the format of the document stays the same.

One other final comment for Cute PDF Writer:
FREE for commercial and non-commercial use! No watermarks! No Popup Web Ads! It simple to install and Use Just hit print on the document you have created or right click and choose print, when the pop window opens for a printer choose Cute PDF Writer and the your document will be printed as a PDF! including Images.

I was doing this myself by using any word processor, import as many images as you want in multiple pages or into one big page and just use any PDF printer software, job done, fast and easy. No need to install this software.

I tried converting a memo letter I created using Photoimpact.

The program locked up at 99%. Clicked about, then got a runtime error and the program exited.

I was left with three .pdf files, two in C:\temp at 480KB and another in C:\jpgtmp. Also left over was an 11.8 MB .bmp file in the C:\temp directory.

Nothing on the desktop where I had told the program to create the pdf file.

The program also changes the registry location of MSCOMCTL.OCX from the C:\windows\system directory to the C:\Program Files (x86)\JPG2PDF directory

#11 wrote is there "a free PDF to image converter?"

Has everybody forgotten IRFANVIEW? It does it all.

As with many other comments, I also do not see the value of this program as I can convert jpg by either printing to a pdf or using any number of other freeware tools. $50 is extremely high for a one trick pony.

This works great! I had a flood in my house last week and have hundreds of pictures in a folder with sub folders. I wanted to send them to people, but it sux trying to add all those photos one at a time. This way I can add a folder to this program and send a PDF to someone.
I actually dragged and dropped a folder into the program. It works great. I even D&D a folder with sub folders into this program and it processed everything.

Thanks for the giveaway program, but one could get such functionality also with free PDFill PDF Tools" which not only convert images of various formats (bmp, jpg, gif, png, tiff, wmf) to PDF, but can also do the opposite and retrieve images from PDF files.

Besides PDFill PDF Tools will give you a helpful hand if you need to:
- merge, split, reorder, delete, encrypt, decrypt, rotate and crop pages in PDF files
- reformat an existing PDF file with multiple pages into a single page
- add information, headers and footers
- watermark documents with images or stylized text
- delete, flatten and list form fields
- scan to PDF
- convert PostScript to PDF
- create transparent image
- etc ...

I've been more than satisfied with that useful program, so I believe it's worth mentioning it here. Just try it and see for yourselves :)

This website will convert both text and jpg files to pdf for free. Up-load in an instant and receive a return in an instant. I use it all the time.
http://www.pdfonline.com/

Hard to believe that a program like this doesn't have any screenshots on the website, nor any technical details (and if I somehow missed them, my apologies). I know you can save image files to .pdf with a lot of programs, but I want one that will automatically put *individual* photos in portrait into landscape, or vice-versa so that they all have the same page orientation. I can't find that information on the website and I'm not going to download and install it just to find out.

Downloaded mac version. It opens in my mountain lion, but did not work properly.
Worst was, when I clicked "register", instead of simply opened a form to put the license code, it brought me to the purchase page. Not good.

Ad 11.

Hello Zenia.

J have two pr for you.

http://download.cnet.com/Office-Convert-PDF-to-JPG-JPEG-TIFF-Free/3000-10743_4-10900900.html
http://www.convertpdftoimage.com/

If you have WordPerfect, you can copy and paste images into it with no problem. Then when you are ready to make a .pdf from your document -- whether or not your document also contains text -- just select "publish to PDF" from the pull-down menu, and BINGO! You've got your .pdf document. It's THAT easy and hassle-free. (And as a book publisher, I've enjoyed WP's features so much that I've used it for decades, without needing to use MS Word. But I'll bet that Word can do the same thing.) So as much as today's program is appreciated as a GOTD item, it would seem that countless people already have this capability, and many of them might not realize it if they've only been using WP (and possibly other word-processing programs as well) AS a word-processing program without putting images into their documents.

None of the given features is really thought to the end:
-always lossy recompression
-file selection is unusual difficult
-filenames will be truncated on longer paths, no way to resolve
-window size is fixed, no fullscreen
-on quality settting 100% files become more huge than the original pictures

Program exists in different layouts all version 2.1.1.(0) under different names and all being more or less scrappy. To the program authors: go back to school or do something else before bringing such scrap to the world. In version 2.1.1 !!! this program behaves like an early beta. Far away from a working product, not even registration is working, what a waste of my time...!

this looks fine - maybe too specialised and i wouldnt buy it as i need its functionality very rarely, but thanks to gotd...
maybe this is a good idea for sharing jpg-s via email - it is much quicker then resampling of images and zipping them into single attachment file. on the other hand settings are quite limited - i would prefere selectable downscaling of hi-resolution images instead of decreasing of the jpg-compression quality.
normally you dont need "just-image pdfs. but if zes, create them "printing" individual jpgs is extremly ugly and time-consuming work. thanks for this solution...

To 11. Zenia .I can recommend useful links for you:

http://download.cnet.com/Office-Convert-PDF-to-JPG-JPEG-TIFF-Free/3000-10743_4-10900900.html

http://www.convertpdftoimage.com/

$50 - the price of a serious piece of software -for an programme that apparently just speeds up an activity that can easily be performed by a range of free software.
So unless you regularly need to batch proccess large numbers of images this is $50 that can be better spent elsewhere.

And for Zenia, you can even upload your PDF to zamzar and it will download a converted image in minute3s.

Zenia, I am using PDF Zilla that is a great program
http://www.pdfzilla.com/

This is a handy little program that works well. I have used it before and it have always served me well. Instead of putting out pictures on a webpage or enclose them to a mail this is a great way to share pictures.

I am using PDFill (which is free), does this tool have any advantage?

Also, I had a look at the website, and I am not impressed with the "free download" titles. If this is not free than these titles are misleading.
Not nice :(

Thanks to PDFZilla and GOTD.

This Version 2.2.1 is a much better version of JPG to PDF Converter than the one given away on 19 Feb 2012.

is there a free PDF to image converter? i desperately need one for my home-business purpose.

Maybe I am missing something, and credit to the developer for taking the time to program something which might be useful, but for the last 15 years anthing, whether a JPG, a Word document, a spreadsheet - in fact anything you can print - can be sent to a PDF file using any of the myriad of free software available for this purpose.

I have two installed, though don't know why because the favourite is always CutePDF, which makes a perfect PDF document out of any type of file?

Most PDF readers allow you to move pages around, split PDF documents, add pages etc, and I fail to see how the facility to covert a JPG to a PDF will ever be useful?

Honestly I can't see the usefulness of tools like this....and I wonder who would be willing to spend 50 bucks (are you joking folks?? LOL!) for an app like this GAOTD designed to do just one thing, namely converting images into Pdfs.

Besides that, there are excellent freeware out there like "Boxoft Free JPG to PDF Converter" and/or "Image to PDF Converter" which do more or less the same things as today's giveaway for FREE!

http://www.softpedia.com/get/Multimedia/Graphic/Image-Convertors/Boxoft-Free-JPG-to-PDF-Converter.shtml

http://www.pdfarea.com/Image-to-PDF-Converter-Free.htm


My two cents....

I love this software! It's so easy & simple to use. To #3, Zigo: I use this all the time to send pictures by email. Instead of emailing pictures one by one, I make a PDF file with a bunch of pics in it & it's only a 1 file attachment. That way the recepient only has to open 1 file & just scroll down. It makes viewing easier & you can name the PDF file instead of naming each pic individually. For example, "New Dog" instead of "New Dog 1" "New Dog 2", etc. Also, there is a size limitation of how much you can send via email & with this software, you can change the size so that it's smaller.

I downloaded this from GOTD on Jan 22, 2010. It doesn't say what version it is (not even in "About"), so I was wondering if I need to download this version? What's the difference between this current version and the 2010 one?

Either way, I'll definitely download this onto my new computer! Thank you GOTD & PDFZilla!!

OpenOffice (which is free) will convert images AND text into PDF format as well as many other formats

This program doesn't produce the PDF it says it created.
It opens up the folder after creation.. but no file.
OS win7 64

A very nice product. Works quickly and the result is of good quality. Would like to see the ability to select multiple files within a folder when adding to the converter. Would also like the ability to deleted multiple or all files from the converter, rather than singly as at present.
Thanks GOTD for continuing to find software which we otherwise would not bother with.

$49.95 when freeware alternatives exist?
See for example i2pdf which is extremely easy to use. And free.

When do J need convert JPGT file to PDF format ?

Zigo

Thanks GOTD and the developer for sharing this kind of program.
I am using another app named simpo pdf creator lite, it's free to use, but not support to convert many images into a single pdf; only its pro version can combine multiple files to one pdf, but costs $29.95 anyway.

Now, this jpg to pdf converter is free to download, and will help me to combine lots of my jpg files into one pdf. Thanks for sharing :D

Hello,

We are very happy to giveaway JPG to PDF Converter Win and Mac versions both here, if you have any question or problem please leave messages here and we will reply :)