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Python 3 img2pdf Library to Export All Images in Directory to PDF Document in Terminal
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Jun 3, 2025
Get the full source code of application here: https://codingshiksha.com/python/python-3-img2pdf-library-to-export-all-images-in-directory-to-pdf-document-in-terminal/
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you how to
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convert a bunch of images which is
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present inside a directory into PDF
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document inside Python so we will be
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using this module third party module
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which uh image to PDF uh so this module
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allows you to convert a bunch of images
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into PDF so we have these images present
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right here so these JPG and PNG images
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so we have a folder here where these
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images are present so now I will just
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run this Python script here so as I run
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this you will see on the left hand side
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it will create this output PDF file here
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so all these images are being converted
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to PDF here so all the nine images you
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will see each image is taking the full
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space of a page
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here so I will show you how to write the
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script here all the source code is given
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in the description of the video so first
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of all you just need to install this
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module which I'm this image to PDF so
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img2 PDF this is actually the module
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here so the command is simple uh simply
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install this i have already installed it
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so now just import this module here
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import image to PDF then you need to
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also import the operating system module
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and here you just need to specify the
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directory where the images are present
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so I will just provide the directory
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name and then the PDF path so output PDF
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path here so output PDF file will get
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created so here we'll be specifying the
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extensions
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all the extensions will
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be so here we are specifying here either
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it can be jpg jpg orpng all these image
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files will be converted so now we will
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be running a simple for loop so write
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here operating system module dotpath dot
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join and here we'll be getting all the
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files which are present inside this
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directory which is image
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directory so here we'll be running a
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simple for loop for f in
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sorted operating system dot list
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directory and uh providing the image
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directory that's
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all after that we simply need
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to write this we'll sort
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this so you'll be checking this uh
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extensions only we'll be looping through
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all the files which are present inside
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this directory so only these extensions
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JPG JPG or PNG files will be there after
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getting access to the images now we can
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simply convert them into PDF so
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uh in the else scenario we'll be simply
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be converting this so first of all we
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will
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be opening the output PDF path in the
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right binary
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mode and then we'll be using the right
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function right here so you'll be using
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this image to PDF library it contains
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this function here convert and here
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we'll be passing this image files array
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here
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and after that you can simply write a
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print statement that
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uh successfully created the PDF file so
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now if I delete this file here and rerun
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the application you will see on the left
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hand side it will create this output
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PDF so all the images that was there in
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the directory has been successfully
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converted to a PDF file so in this easy
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way you can install this module and use
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it inside your Python application
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directly in the terminal to actually
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convert multiple images into PDF
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