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I have many JPEG files in a directory, and I want to convert them to PDF and concatenate them together to make a single document. How can this be done? I would prefer using the command line, as...
Edit: as of 2024, convert has been deprecated and you can use 'magick' directly instead, like so: magick ".{png,jpeg}" -quality 100 outfile.pdf Original answer: Use convert program (it is an executable installed as part of Imagemagick suite of tools): convert ".{png,jpeg}" -quality 100 outfile.pdf In general case you can combine more files into one pdf file with including them inside {} and separate them with a single comma. adding -quality VALUE to keep quality after conversion.
Here are a few more details about the "non-GUI" method. You can use this method not only to convert ODT files to PDF. It will also work for MS Word DOCX files (it will work as well as LibreOffice is able to handle the particular ODT), and, in general all file types which LibreOffice can open. I do not think that there is a binary named libreoffice as one of the other answers suggested. However, there is soffice(.bin) -- the binary that can be used to start LibreOffice from the command line ...