PCVITA software to batch convert JPG, PNG, GIF and BMP images into PDF
Image to PDF Converter
PCVITA Image to PDF Converter batch converts JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, ICO and BMP images into PDF on Windows without Adobe Acrobat. You save all pictures in one PDF or create a separate PDF for every image, keep the original resolution and set a user password plus restrictions before saving. Preview shows the right images before conversion. Free demo converts the first 5 images and adds a watermark.
- Input
- JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, ICO and BMP pictures
- Output
- All pictures in one PDF or a PDF per picture
- Security
- Open password and restrictions on the PDF
- Layout
- Margin, orientation and paper size
Previews every added picture, keeps the original resolution and prints without changes. See all features. Need to remove PDF restrictions afterwards? Open the PDF Unlocker. Converting emails instead? Open the EML to PDF Converter.
How Image to PDF Converter Batch Converts Your Pictures
Your photos, scans and screenshots go in on one side. Finished PDF files come out on the other, with the page layout and security you set.
Image Files and Folders
JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, ICO, BMP and more
- Single pictures selected with the Ctrl key
- Full folders added in one click
- Same or mixed image types together
PCVITA Image to PDF Converter
Works on your Windows machine
- Preview before conversion
- Password and restrictions
- Margin, orientation and paper size
PDF Files
Joined in one file or split by picture
- Original resolution and pixels kept
- Opens in any PDF reader
- Report with success and failed counts
- 1AddSelect pictures or a full folder and preview them.
- 2SetChoose PDF, then the save mode, security and page layout.
- 3ConvertPress Convert and open the finished PDF files.
Convert Images Into PDF in 6 Steps
Six screens from the first click to the finished PDF. Select a step to see its screen or open the full walkthrough in the Software Guide.
Step 1. Open the Software and Add Images
Install PCVITA Image to PDF Converter on Windows and open it. Add pictures one by one, select several with the Ctrl key or load a full folder.
Step 2. Preview the Added Images
Added pictures appear in the software window. Preview them here to confirm you chose the right files and remove any that do not belong.
Step 3. Select PDF as the Export Format
The File Format list holds PDF, DOC, DOCX and many image types. Select PDF to save your images as PDF files.
Step 4. Choose How Images Go Into the PDF
Tick Create Single PDF for All Images to join your pictures and set how many sit on a page. Leave it unticked to get one PDF per picture.
Step 5. Set Password, Restrictions and Page Layout
Add a Document Open (User) Password and restrictions if the PDF needs protection. Set the margin and orientation, then select A4, A3 or Letter.
Step 6. Convert and Check the Report
Press Convert and follow the live progress. A completion message appears. The final report lists Total Item Count, Success File Count, Failed File Count and the Destination Path. Open the resultant PDF files from there.
Free demo, no licence needed to convert your first five pictures.
Image to PDF Converter Features
What PCVITA Image to PDF Converter does with your pictures, grouped by task.
Converts Many Images Into PDF at Once
Load a handful of pictures or a full folder and finish the job in one conversion.
Batch Conversion in Bulk
Select photos with the Ctrl key or add a folder. Every image exports to PDF in one go.
Common Image Types Supported
GIF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, ICO and BMP images convert to PDF, along with other picture types.
Mixed Image Types in One PDF
Pictures of the same type or different types can share a single PDF file.
No Adobe Acrobat Needed
Conversion works on its own, so Acrobat does not have to sit on your machine.
Instant Preview of Added Images
Pictures show inside the software after you add them, so you catch a wrong file before conversion.
Saves One PDF or a PDF for Every Image
Choose how your pictures land in PDF files before you press Convert.
One Joined PDF File
Join every picture in one PDF and set the number of images per page.
Separate PDF for Every Image
Create an individual PDF file for every picture when you need them apart.
Original Resolution Kept
Pixels and resolution stay the same after conversion, with no blurring.
Print Without Changes
Use the Print option to export images exactly as they are, with no security or other settings applied.
Locks the PDF With Password and Restrictions
Protect the files you share before they leave your machine.
Open Password for the File
Add a user password so only people who know it can open the PDF.
Restrictions on the PDF
Set limits on the document to protect the content after conversion.
Security Set Before Conversion
Both options sit on the settings screen, so the finished files come out protected.
Remove Restrictions Later
PCVITA PDF Unlocker removes restrictions from a PDF if you need to edit it afterwards.
Sets Page Layout and Reports the Result
Control how pictures sit on the page and confirm what converted.
Paper Size and Margins
Select A4, A3 or Letter, set the margin and choose portrait or landscape.
Live Progress and Completion Message
Watch the conversion progress, then see a message when the job completes.
Final Report With Counts
Total Item Count, Success File Count, Failed File Count and Destination Path show in one report.
Open the Resultant PDF Files
View the finished PDF files from the report without hunting through folders.
Other Output Formats
The same software saves images as DOC, DOCX, HTML, JPG, PNG, WEBP and TIFF when you need them.
See these options on your own pictures with the free demo.
Why Convert Pictures With PCVITA Software
Four reasons to move image files into PDF with PCVITA converter, based on what the software does.
- 1
Many Files Become One Document
Scattered pictures are hard to send and sort. PCVITA Image to PDF Converter joins them in one PDF and sets how many images sit on a page.
- 2
Picture Quality Stays Intact
Resolution and pixels do not change during conversion. Your scans and photos look the same inside the PDF.
- 3
Protection Before You Share
Password protection and restrictions go on the PDF during conversion. Sensitive pictures leave your machine locked.
- 4
No Extra Software Needed
Adobe Acrobat does not have to be installed. Need pictures back out of a PDF later? Open the PDF Image Extractor.
Prepare Before You Convert Your Images
Seven checks before the first conversion. Tick them off, then open the software.
- Gather your pictures in one folder so a single Add Folder click loads them.
- Install Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 on a Windows machine with 100 MB free disk space and 4 GB RAM.
- Open the software with Run as Administrator on Windows 10, 8.1, 8 or 7.
- Choose your save mode, one PDF for all pictures or a separate PDF for every picture.
- Decide on security and keep a password ready if the PDF needs protection.
- Decide the page layout by choosing A4, A3 or Letter plus the margin and the orientation.
- Test the free demo before you buy. Download the Image to PDF Converter demo and convert five pictures.
Hardware and Windows lines match the Specifications table below.
Image to PDF Converter Pricing
Free demo first, then one licence. Both editions share every option, only the image count and the watermark differ.
Demo Edition
Free
Converts the first 5 images, adds a watermark
- Image limitFirst 5 images
- PDF outputWatermark added
- LicenceNot needed
Version 5.0, 36.6 MB, Windows
Full Edition
$49 one licence
Convert any number of images, no watermark
- Image limitNone
- PDF outputNo watermark
- DeliveryEmail within 15 minutes
30 Days Money Back*, Safe & Secure checkout
Included in both editions The demo and the full edition share every option
- Add Pictures in Bulk or by Folder
- Preview of Loaded Images
- Original Image Quality Kept
- Single PDF or PDF per Image
- PDF Password Protection and Limits
- Page Layout Controls
- Live Progress and Final Report
- Other Output Formats
Image to PDF Converter Specifications
Version, system needs and conversion options in one place.
| Version | 5.0 |
|---|---|
| File size | 36.6 MB |
| Windows versions | Windows 10 and lower versions (32 and 64 bit) |
| Prerequisite | Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 |
| Hardware | Intel Core 2 Duo E4600 2.40 GHz processor, 4 GB RAM recommended, 100 MB free hard disk space |
| Free demo limit | First 5 images, watermark on the PDF |
| Delivery | Email within 15 minutes after payment confirmation |
| Input images | GIF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, ICO, BMP and other picture types |
|---|---|
| Main output | PDF, as one joined file or a file per picture |
| Other outputs | DOC, DOCX, HTML, JPG, PNG, APNG, BMP, WEBP, GIF, TIFF, TGA and JPEG2000 |
| PDF security | Document Open (User) Password and restrictions |
| Page layout | Margin, orientation and paper size (A4, A3, Letter) |
| Image quality | Resolution and pixels stay the same after conversion |
| Report | Total Item Count, Success File Count, Failed File Count and Destination Path |
PCVITA Software vs Adobe Acrobat for Image to PDF
Adobe’s own combine feature next to PCVITA converter, so you can decide which route fits your pictures.
| Point | Adobe Acrobat | PCVITA Software |
|---|---|---|
| Software needed | Adobe Acrobat desktop app | PCVITA converter only, no Acrobat install |
| Combine files | Combines PDFs, Word, Excel, PowerPoint and more into one PDF, as the Adobe page states | Joins pictures in one PDF or makes separate PDFs |
| Password and restrictions | Not described on the combine files page | Set before you press Convert |
| Page layout | Not described on the combine files page | Paper size, margin and direction (A4, A3, Letter) |
| Image resolution | Not described on the combine files page | Resolution and pixels stay the same |
| Price | See Adobe for current plans | Free demo, full edition $49 |
Acrobat facts come from Combine files into one PDF in Acrobat (Adobe Help). Tool facts come from the Specifications and Features sections above.
Sources for Image to PDF Facts Official page behind the Acrobat comparison on this page
- Adobe HelpCombine files into one PDF in Acrobat
Image to PDF Converter FAQs
Answers to the questions users ask before and during an image conversion, grouped by topic.
Working and limits How the software behaves during conversion
How does Image to PDF Converter work?
Six steps convert your pictures into PDF.
- Step 1. Open PCVITA Image to PDF Converter and add pictures or a folder.
- Step 2. Preview the added images.
- Step 3. Select PDF in the File Format list.
- Step 4. Choose a joined PDF or separate PDF files.
- Step 5. Set the password, restrictions and page layout.
- Step 6. Press Convert and read the final report.
Can I convert multiple images into one PDF?
Yes. Select Create Single PDF for All Images on the settings screen. PCVITA Image to PDF Converter joins every picture in one PDF. You set how many images sit on a page.
Can I create a separate PDF for every image?
Yes. Leave the single PDF option off and the software creates an individual PDF file for every picture you added.
Does the image quality change after conversion?
No. Resolution and pixels stay the same. Pictures do not blur, so your PDF shows them at the quality they had before conversion.
Is there a limit on image size or the number of images?
No limit in the full edition. Full edition sets no restriction on picture size or count. Free demo stops after 5 images.
Can I protect the PDF with a password?
Yes. Add a user password so only people who know it open the PDF. Add restrictions to set limits on the document. Both options sit in the PDF settings.
Which image formats convert to PDF?
GIF, JPEG, JPG, PNG, ICO and BMP. Other picture types load too. Pictures of the same type or different types can share one PDF.
Can I preview the images before converting?
Yes. Added pictures show inside the software window. Check them there, then continue to the export settings.
Demo and licence What the demo covers and what a licence costs
What does the free demo of Image to PDF Converter do?
Free demo converts 5 images. Demo edition adds a watermark on the resultant PDF file. Every other option works, so you test the layout and security on your own pictures.
How much does the full edition cost?
$49. Full edition converts any number of images without a watermark and comes with a 30 day money back guarantee. Your download details arrive by email within 15 minutes.
Compatibility and options Windows versions, Acrobat, page layout and other formats
Which Windows versions does the software support?
Windows 10 and lower versions, 32 and 64 bit. Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 must be installed. Open the software with Run as Administrator on Windows 10, 8.1, 8 or 7.
Do I need Adobe Acrobat to convert images into PDF?
No. PCVITA Image to PDF Converter creates the PDF files on its own, so Acrobat does not have to be installed.
Can I set the page size and orientation of the PDF?
Yes. Margin, orientation and page size sit on the PDF settings screen. Select A4, A3 or Letter before you press Convert.
Can the software save images in formats other than PDF?
Yes. File Format list also holds DOC, DOCX, HTML, JPG, PNG, WEBP, TIFF and other types.
Can I add a full folder of pictures?
Yes. Use Add Folder to load every picture in a folder. Use Add Files and the Ctrl key to select only the pictures you need.
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Image to PDF Converter Reviews
Ratings collected on pcvita.com and what customers wrote after converting their images.
The Image to PDF Converter has made it all so easy to convert any and all types of images to PDF format. I could easily export images of the same type and different types altogether in one PDF. It is an amazing development for which I am thankful for.
By using the software for Image to PDF Conversion, the images that have been printed to PDF have the same resolution and quality. No changes are made to the quality of the image and the page layout can be decided by us. This is the perfect example of t tool which is meant to make it easy for us!

FileHippo: rated 4.7 on a scale of 5 for accurate results.

Software Informer: certificate for delivering the offered features correctly. See every badge on the PCVITA awards page.
Key Takeaways on Converting Images Into PDF
The short version of this page.
- Input and output: JPG, JPEG, PNG, GIF, ICO and BMP pictures convert to PDF in bulk, as one joined file or separate files.
- Quality: Adobe Acrobat is not required and the original resolution holds.
- Security and layout: a user password, restrictions, margin, orientation and page size are set before you press Convert.
- Report: a final report lists the total, success and failed file counts with the destination path.
- Demo and licence: the free demo handles 5 pictures and adds a watermark. Full edition costs $49 with a 30 day guarantee.
Convert Your Images Into PDF With the Free Demo
Download the free demo, convert five pictures and check the layout and security before you buy the full edition.
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