You already have all the tools you need. Just use Preview and Export it as PDF.![]()
hmm. it's that easy? so all I need is select all the pics, double-click it and export?
Just open a photo in Preview and click Export in the File menu. And select PDF as the format.
If you want to save multiple pics in a single PDF file, I believe you can do this by opening the first image and then dragging the rest of them to the thumbnail sidebar on the left. Then export the whole "project" as PDF. I saw some tutorials for this after googling it some time ago, but I think this is basically it.![]()
Just open a photo in Preview and click Export in the File menu. And select PDF as the format.
If you want to save multiple pics in a single PDF file, I believe you can do this by opening the first image and then dragging the rest of them to the thumbnail sidebar on the left. Then export the whole "project" as PDF. I saw some tutorials for this after googling it some time ago, but I think this is basically it.![]()
Got it working now by Print/Save to PDF. Not the easiest by any mean but..
Great. I've been toying around with Preview to find a solution for you and it kept exporting the images separately. I must be dumb too. Thanks for letting us know it worked with the Print option. I'll try to remember that.![]()
I think I'm really dumb. I put all the photos in the sidebar and save yet the PDF is still one page (first picture).
EDIT: Got it working now by Print/Save to PDF. Not the easiest by any mean but..
Great. I've been toying around with Preview to find a solution for you and it kept exporting the images separately. I must be dumb too. Thanks for letting us know it worked with the Print option. I'll try to remember that.![]()
Get a scanner that has a document feeder.
Test your settings with one or two scans.
Scan all the pictures through the document feeder preview or image capture can automatically put them in a single PDF.
I do this several times a week with invoices that need to be scanned in.
You are almost there, and there is an easier way.
1) Export all the photos as PDFs (as you've done already).
2) Open One PDF in Preview, open the sidebar, and select the one image in the sidebar.
3) In the Finder window, select all of the other PDFs.
4) Drag these PDFs over to the single selected PDF in the sidebar, and drop on top. You may need to fiddle a bit because the Finder is assuming you want to place the pile either below or above the single PDF image, but once you've got the cursor placed on top just let go.
5) That's it.... you're done.
So basically you have to convert all the photos to PDFs first? I'll test this method tomorrow.
You are almost there, and there is an easier way.
1) Export all the photos as PDFs (as you've done already).
2) Open One PDF in Preview, open the sidebar, and select the one image in the sidebar.
3) In the Finder window, select all of the other PDFs.
4) Drag these PDFs over to the single selected PDF in the sidebar, and drop on top. You may need to fiddle a bit because the Finder is assuming you want to place the pile either below or above the single PDF image, but once you've got the cursor placed on top just let go.
5) That's it.... you're done.
So basically you have to convert all the photos to PDFs first? I'll test this method tomorrow.
No you don't have to convert all your photos to PDFs first. Here are step-by-step instructions.
1. Select all the images you want in the PDF with Finder.
2. Right click and choose Open With Preview.
3. Your images should all appear in the Preview sidebar. Re-order if needed.
4. Choose Edit>Select All.
5. Choose File>Print...
6. In the print window, click the PDF button on lower left and choose Save as PDF...
Why not use Automator?
1. Open automater ,choose application
2. Drag all photos to the central row.
3. choose pdfs ->New pdf from images where in first column library.
4. push "run " where in the right top hand side
5. ALL DONE
Why not use Automator?
1. Open automator ,choose application
2. Drag all photos to the central row.
3. choose pdfs ->New pdf from images where in first column library.
4. push "run " where in the right top hand side
5. ALL DONE
3. choose pdfs ->New pdf from images where in first column library.I did it but I couldn't find where the PDF file is stored. I'm not even sure if it's created at all.![]()
3. choose pdfs ->New pdf from images where in first column library.
double click New pdf from images ,and you will see a new action.
last, push run
sorry for my mistake.
Tell the scanner to produce the image as PDF from the beginning. My entry level Canon scanner is USB powered and has an option to save as PDF instead of jpg or other format.