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Batch convert TIFF images to PDF?

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00:00 Batch Convert Tiff Images To Pdf?
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00:48 Accepted Answer Score 27
01:15 Answer 3 Score 6
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ACCEPTED ANSWER

Score 27


You can try ImageMagick. I'm trying this on Linux, but it's available for Windows as well. I just have to type: convert example.tiff example.pdf and I get a PDF. With just a little batch magic, you should be able to easily convert a directory of tiff files to pdf.

Or, if you need all tiffs in the same PDF, you can do convert example1.tiff example2.tiff example.pdf.




ANSWER 2

Score 6


The tiff2pdf mentioned in Bobby's answer is probably part of libtiff, and you can get Windows binaries through the GnuWin32 project. The Cygwin environment probably includes a libtiff package as well, though I haven't verified. Both Cygwin and GnuWin32 versions are free software.

Davince Tools (sic) includes a scriptable commandline tiff2pdf utility for Windows. This is a shareware toolkit.

Dreamsys Software also provides a Tiff-to-PDF converter (download). This appears free to use.




ANSWER 3

Score 2


Using ImageMagick as follows should also work:

convert ^
   c:\your\current\directory\*.tif ^
   c:\your\output\directory\allimagestogether.pdf



ANSWER 4

Score 0


There seems to be plenty of solutions out there for this. At least I found one for Linux which is called tiff2pdf and should be available through your software channel.