As a new user, I might have missed that option in the help screen, but I didn't find how to tell img2pdf to split pages after each PNG instead of generating a single page PDF.
img2pdf -o test.pdf *.png
Cheers,
Hello,
As a new user, I might have missed that option in the help screen, but I didn't find how to tell img2pdf to split pages after each PNG instead of generating a single page PDF.
`img2pdf -o test.pdf *.png`
Cheers,
Then I'm afraid I fail to understand your query. By default, img2pdf creates one page per input image. The input images are not lumped together into a single-page pdf. Can you describe in more detail what you see and what you expect to see instead?
Then I'm afraid I fail to understand your query. By default, img2pdf creates one page per input image. The input images are not lumped together into a single-page pdf. Can you describe in more detail what you see and what you expect to see instead?
Hello,
As a new user, I might have missed that option in the help screen, but I didn't find how to tell img2pdf to split pages after each PNG instead of generating a single page PDF.
img2pdf -o test.pdf *.png
Cheers,
Thanks. I meant within a single PDF.
Then I'm afraid I fail to understand your query. By default, img2pdf creates one page per input image. The input images are not lumped together into a single-page pdf. Can you describe in more detail what you see and what you expect to see instead?
My mistake: I was using the wrong option in my PDF viewer.
Okay, happy to hear that the problem solved itself. :)