acrobat | Creative Bits https://creativebits.org Design News & Inspiration Fri, 31 Jul 2020 14:03:17 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.8.5 Combine images into multi-page pdf quickly https://creativebits.org/acrobat/combine_images_multipage_pdf_quickly/ Sun, 27 Feb 2011 14:02:34 +0000 https://www.localartistprojects.com/?p=2654 If you have several images that you need to combine into a multi-page document you can do it quickly in OSX with the Preview app. First open all the images in Preview Put them in the correct order by dragging them to their right place Click Edit / Select All Click File / Print Selected Images… Finally [...]

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If you have several images that you need to combine into a multi-page document you can do it quickly in OSX with the Preview app.

  1. First open all the images in Preview
  2. Put them in the correct order by dragging them to their right place
  3. Click Edit / Select All
  4. Click File / Print Selected Images…
  5. Finally click the PDF button in the bottom left corner of the window and select the Save as PDF…
  6. Done
The post Combine images into multi-page pdf quickly first appeared on Creative Bits.]]> Create a PDF presentation from Photoshop https://creativebits.org/acrobat/create_a_pdf_presentation_from_photoshop/ Tue, 25 Jul 2006 19:03:57 +0000 https://www.localartistprojects.com/?p=2309 PDF presentations are becoming more and more popular. I guess it’s nicer to send one complete PDF file to client that is put in order rather than sending a bunch of individual jpegs. If you have your jpegs ready there is a very quick and easy way to put them into a PDF file using [...]

The post Create a PDF presentation from Photoshop first appeared on Creative Bits.]]> PDF presentations are becoming more and more popular. I guess it’s nicer to send one complete PDF file to client that is put in order rather than sending a bunch of individual jpegs.

If you have your jpegs ready there is a very quick and easy way to put them into a PDF file using Photoshop. Open all the files. Select File/ Automate/ PDF Presentation. You will have an option to include all open files on the very top of the window, switch it on.

Now, drag around the files names in the window to put the images in order.

You can select from the options to have a simple multi page document or a slideshow with transition and timing. The latter is great for porfolios, but will only display properly if your client is using Acrobat Reader. Otherwise it will be a simple multi-page document.

In the next dialog window you will have many options. One useful feature is to give a password to protect the document. Unfortunately this feature makes the document lose its thumbs in Preview.

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