I hope this tutorial explaining how to convert images to pdf in Linux was useful. The first option, allowing to convert text images into editable PDFs, is very useful for extracting text. Any Linux user level can easily use the methods explained. All techniques explained above support additional image extensions like. When the conversion process ends, a box will offer you to open the PDF file or the directory containing it.Īs you can see, the process was successful.Īs you can see, Linux users have a lot of options to convert images to pdf. It would be best if you marked the small square of the st column as shown below.Īfter selecting the images to convert, simply press the Start Convert button. The file or files you want to convert will be added to the list. Once the program starts, click on the Add images icon shown in the image below and select the images to convert. Like with Pdf2Go, use the applications search box to find jpg2pdf, as shown in the image below.
#Linux pdf to text install#
To install Imagemagick on Debian-based Linux distributions like Ubuntu, run the command below. In this case, the output won’t be editable, and no OCR is included in this process. This section explains how to use ImageMagick from the command line to convert jpg or other image types into pdf. Converting jpg images into PDF from cli using Imagemagick (no OCR): For us at Linux Hint was very important to include an option capable of extracting text from images because there are not too many tutorials about this subject. His support wasn’t included in this tutorial because I realized a mistake from my side. NOTE: I want to thank the Pdf2Go developer Rishabh Bhardwaj who, upon a problem with the installation, provided immediate support. The process explained in this tutorial can be applied to other image types. Next to the folder icon, you will see this icon click on it to select the text language. Optionally you can click on the folder icon to upload a file.Īfter uploading the file or copying its url, click on the rocket icon next to the folder icon.Ī loading bar will show up, and after finishing, you’ll see the screen divided with the image on your left side and the extracted text on the right side. You will see a bar to type the URL of the image you want to convert. Once Pdf2Go is open, as shown in the image below. Use the application search box to find and execute Pdf2Go, as shown below. Note: In my case, I didn’t find the Pdf2go shortcut I needed to log out and log in back in to find the icon.
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