How To Convert Images to PDF Files In Python Using img2pdf Package In Just 2 Lines Of Code

In this video, we will see how to convert images into PDF files using img2pdf. You can use png images or jpeg files to transport images into PDF.
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[@digitalmachine0101]

Good information

[@Mukeshotwani]

Thank you

[@eduardodelagarza4363]

Thanks it works, you helped me convert images to pdf thanks to your code even I that had zero knowledge in python

[@Mukeshotwani]

Thank you mate

[@RSuperHitsCollection]

I want to convert in a particular sequence But by default it is converting in alphabetical order of file name Anyone please guide

[@deadpoolpubgcpm117]

Thank you very much sir.

[@Mukeshotwani]

Most welcome mate

[@monagolait6116]

I have folder that contains images I want it all to convert into separate PDF files i.e., each folder should have separate PDF.

[@Mukeshotwani]

Hi Mona, what is the problem here?

[@ashutoshdikshit8439]

@@Mukeshotwani how do i do that can i get help?

[@bikashsarkar5215]

Great video👍👍 Can you provide the link for the documentation of this module...

[@Mukeshotwani]

Hi Bikash, here you go learn-automation.com/how-to-read-pdf-files-in-python-using-pypdf2-library/

[@bikashsarkar5215]

@@Mukeshotwani thanks... But this isn't the library you have used.... It is some guide on how to use the module PyPDF2

[@Mukeshotwani]

Same lib I just written post on same

[@GerGmez]

what's wrong? AttributeError: partially initialized module 'img2pdf' has no attribute 'convert' (most likely due to a circular import)

[@Shradha6979]

How to handle excel using python.....??

[@Mukeshotwani]

Hi Sharadh, Python has many lib to read excel www.python-excel.org/ we will be using openpyxl which will allow us to read and write excel files. I will record video for excel soon.

[@Shradha6979]

@@Mukeshotwani ok... waiting for those videos....

[@Mukeshotwani]

@@Shradha6979 thanks mate.

[@falgunishah9809]

Total number of files to convert are 136, i used your code to convert to pdf, and i am getting "MemoryError: bad allocation" error how to solve this problem

[@deepaktv8280]

How to work with html,images,tables to pdf using python instead of using javascript

[@raajashekaran]

How to add header while converting pdf

[@wazy1852]

Can you provide the code used in the video? Thanks

[@Mukeshotwani]

Sur Walid I will do that can you try writing code form your end and let me know if you find any issue.

[@wazy1852]

@@Mukeshotwani I did run it and it worked. Only thing is that I need to transfer my images to the current working directory each time. Other than that It's working fine.

[@alej08]

directories = os.listdir(".") listDirectories = [arch for arch in directories if 'png' in arch or 'jpg' in arch] with open("myreport.pdf","wb") as myreport: myreport.write(img2pdf.convert(listDirectories)) print("PDF CONVERTIDO")

[@wazy1852]

@@alej08 thanks

[@KhalilYasser]

Thanks a lot for this awesome tutorial. When I tried with a png file, I encountered an error `lphaChannelError: Refusing to work on images with alpha channel` .. Any idea how to fix such an error?

[@Mukeshotwani]

Yes Yasser you must be using transparent images here which is causing the issue. I am recording video for this today and will be publishing tomorrow. As of now try some simple images without transparent background.

[@KhalilYasser]

@@Mukeshotwani In fact, I have simply converted JPG file to PNG using Paint. How can I remove the transparent background?

[@Mukeshotwani]

@@KhalilYasser releasing video tomorrow.

[@KhalilYasser]

@@Mukeshotwani Thank you very much for your interest. I am a newbie to python and after watching your video, I liked python and I intend to go on this path. Thanks a lot.

[@Mukeshotwani]

@@KhalilYasser Thanks mate very glad to hear this from you. Keep learning.