converting jpg to pdf ... possibly off topic

[davehorne]

I had to send a nine page form to my financial institution and used the S23 Ultra to take nine jpgs;  I no longer use my old flatbed scanner, it's going on 20 years old, I think.

I initially took and tried to send all nine jpgs but the institution has a size limit.  I searched 'convert jpg to pdf', used the first hit, combined all nine photos to one pdf, and sent that on.  Piece of cake.

It seemed a tad tedious to perform this action on the phone, so I used my desktop.

Would this have been just as easy to perform just using the phone?  (My mind is fried ... and it's quite warm here as well.)

[-Robot-]

Use the Adobe scanner sofware it will auto convert to pdf

[davehorne]

Yea, I spent a little more time on the phone.

I downloaded Adobe Acrobat and Adobe Scan apps to the phone.  

When I used that free online utility on my desktop computer, it combined all nine jpgs as one but you could still tell they were originally photos. 

When I used the apps from Adobe, it combined all the photos but made it look like one very long pdf, which looked better.

Using the phone would have been easier and would have saved me time (though the online form I had to use was certainly easier to navigate on my desktop).

[KP_76]

There's a couple of easy ways. The first is to open the Image, click on Print, then you then have the option to save the image as a PDF.

The other is to use a 3rd party app. I have used this one and it works nice...

https://image2pdf.page.link/share

[Welshwoody83]

On my s23 ultra, if you open the gallery app, select a few photos then choose "Create" PDF is an option in there

[Welshwoody83]

The bottom option

[Sirfoxelot]

Samsung notes lets you do this.

Open a new note, tap the attachment icon at the top and select Scan.

Take your pictures

Then save as a PDF