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	# Image to PDF Converter in Python

	</div>

	## Example Folder Structure

	```
	ImageToPDFConverter/
	├── Images/
	│ ├── image1.png
	│ ├── image2.jpeg
	│ ├── image3.jpg
	│ ├── step1.png
	│ ├── step2.png
	│ ├── step3.png
	│ ├── step4.png
	│ ├── step5.png
	│ ├── step6.png
	│ └── output.pdf
	├── README.md
	└── image_to_pdf.py
	```

	## Aim

	The main aim of this project is to provide a simple and user-friendly GUI interface that allows users to upload multiple images and convert them into a single PDF file.
	It also shows where the file is saved and automatically opens the generated PDF.

	---

	## Prerequisites

	Make sure you have the following installed:

	- Python 3.x
	- Required Python libraries:
	```bash
	pip install pillow
	```

	* (Optional) A virtual environment for cleaner setup.

	---

	## Purpose

	The purpose of this project is to simplify the process of combining multiple image files (JPG, JPEG, PNG) into one PDF document using a graphical user interface (GUI) — no command line required.

	---

	## Description

	This project uses Tkinter for the GUI, Pillow (PIL) for image handling, and webbrowser to open the created PDF automatically.

	### Features

	* Upload multiple image files easily.
	* Convert all selected images into a single PDF.
	* Choose custom file name and save location.
	* Automatically open the generated PDF after saving.
	* Modern and clean user interface.

	---

	## Libraries Used

	* `tkinter` → for GUI
	* `Pillow` → for image processing
	* `webbrowser` → to open the created PDF file
	* `os` → to handle file paths

	---

	## Workflow of the Project

	### 1. `upload_files()` function

	This function opens a file dialog for selecting images (`.jpg`, `.jpeg`, `.png`) and stores them in a list.

	### 2. `convert_to_pdf()` function

	* Converts all selected images to RGB format.
	* Merges them into one PDF file.
	* Saves the file to a user-selected location.
	* Opens the PDF automatically using the system’s default viewer.

	### 3. GUI Layout

	* A label that guides the user.
	* Two buttons:

	* Upload Images
	* Convert to PDF

	---

	## Setup Instructions

	1. Clone the repository or copy the script

	```bash
	git clone <your_repo_url>
	```

	Or simply download the `.py` file.

	2. Navigate to the directory

	```bash
	cd ImageToPDFConverter
	```

	3. Create and activate a virtual environment (recommended)

	For Linux/Mac :
	```bash
	python -m venv myenv
	source myenv/bin/activate
	```
	For Windows:
	```bash
	myenv\Scripts\activate
	```

	4. Install dependencies

	```bash
	pip install pillow
	```

	5. Run the program

	```bash
	python image_to_pdf.py
	```

	---

	## Example Output

	When you run the app:

	1. Click " Upload Images" and select your image files.
	2. Click " Convert to PDF".
	3. Choose where to save your PDF.
	4. A success message appears and your PDF opens automatically!

	---

	## Example

	If you upload the image:

	```
	image1.png
	```

	The app merges them into a PDF file like:

	```
	output.pdf
	```

	Then automatically opens it.

	---

	## Screenshot (Example)

	Example:

	```
	![App Screenshot](./Images/step1.png)
	![App Screenshot](./Images/step2.png)
	![App Screenshot](./Images/step3.png)
	![App Screenshot](./Images/step4.png)
	![App Screenshot](./Images/step5.png)
	![App Screenshot](./Images/step6.png)
	```

	---
	## Author
	Shashwat

	---

	## Conclusion

	This project demonstrates how Python’s Tkinter and Pillow can be combined to create a simple yet effective GUI tool.
	With minimal dependencies, this app is lightweight, easy to use, and automates the task of combining images into PDFs with a single click.

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	from tkinter import Tk, Button, Label, filedialog, messagebox
	from PIL import Image
	import os
	import webbrowser


	class ImageToPDFApp:
	"""A simple Interface to convert images into a PDF file."""

	def __init__(self, root):
	self.root = root
	self.root.title("Image to PDF Converter")
	self.root.geometry("420x260")
	self.root.config(bg="#f4f4f4")

	self.files = []

	self.label = Label(
	root,
	text="Upload your images to convert to PDF",
	bg="#f4f4f4",
	font=("Arial", 12)
	)
	self.label.pack(pady=15)

	self.upload_btn = Button(
	root,
	text=" Upload Images",
	command=self.upload_files,
	bg="#4285F4",
	fg="white",
	width=25
	)
	self.upload_btn.pack(pady=10)

	self.convert_btn = Button(
	root,
	text="Convert to PDF",
	command=self.convert_to_pdf,
	bg="#34A853",
	fg="white",
	width=25
	)
	self.convert_btn.pack(pady=10)

	def upload_files(self):
	"""Open a file dialog to select image files."""
	self.files = filedialog.askopenfilenames(
	title="Select Images",
	filetypes=[("Image Files", ".jpg .jpeg *.png")]
	)

	if self.files:
	messagebox.showinfo("Files Selected", f"{len(self.files)} image(s) selected.")
	else:
	messagebox.showwarning("No File", "Please select at least one image.")

	def convert_to_pdf(self):
	"""Convert selected images into a single PDF and open it."""
	if not self.files:
	messagebox.showerror("Error", "No images selected.")
	return

	output_name = filedialog.asksaveasfilename(
	defaultextension=".pdf",
	filetypes=[("PDF Files", "*.pdf")],
	title="Save PDF As"
	)

	if output_name:
	images = [Image.open(f).convert("RGB") for f in self.files]
	images[0].save(output_name, save_all=True, append_images=images[1:])

	messagebox.showinfo(
	"Success",
	f" PDF saved successfully!\n\n Location:\n{output_name}"
	)

	# Automatically open the PDF after saving
	try:
	webbrowser.open_new(rf"file://{os.path.abspath(output_name)}")
	except Exception as e:
	messagebox.showwarning(
	"Open File",
	f"PDF saved but couldn't open automatically.\nError: {e}"
	)
	else:
	messagebox.showwarning("Cancelled", "Save operation cancelled.")


	if __name__ == "__main__":
	root = Tk()
	app = ImageToPDFApp(root)
	root.mainloop()

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