SysTools Image to PDF offers convenient resources, plus a user-friendly GUI and menu for comfortably converting your images to PDF, DOC, DOCX, or HTML, while also enabling text-based encoding of your image data (64-base conversion).
The nice thing about this application is that it is straightforward presenting you with the image conversion options, and it does not overpromise or use complicated terminology for basic decoding and conversion methods.
The tool supports the most well-known image format uploads, such as GIF, JPEG, PNG, JPG, PCX, ICO, BMP. Also, using this program you can export PDFs, DOC or DOCX files, and HTML or TEXT-based formatted content.
Also, the app’s menu is created to be simple, in a step-by-step arrangement, and you can successively opt for image(s) insertion, content preview, conversion settings, and finally, go through the actual conversion and export process.
With this tool, you can add one or more files; as such, you can perform bulk conversion and exports, even when uploading different format images. Also, the converter’s process does not alter the quality of your images, nor does it change their resolution.
Also, another nice addition to the program’s functions are the conversion options it offers — for example, you can simply select the output from a menu’s dropdown, you can configure the PDF settings (choose to generate a new file for each uploaded image or create a single output instance that bundles in all the inputted resources), generate user-protected PDFs, or configure the page layout of the outputted documents.
To summarize, SysTools Image to PDF is not quite a spectacular application, but it surely is a solid and well-functioning program. It has all the required options for the minimum to intermediate image-to-document conversion needs, and it manages to surprise users by offering more than PDF export only (as suggested by its name).
Thanks to MADARA release
(Installer with medicine) x86