Image to PDF

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An image, a digital image (English image - an image) is one graphic object or a picture on the monitor screen. Images are created using cameras, scanners, screenshots, and image creation and editing programs such as Paint and Photoshop. Any image stored on a computer has its own graphic format. Each of the graphic formats has its own properties and purpose. Today there are a huge number of graphic formats. The same image in different formats can be of different size and quality. All formats are divided into three groups: uncompressed, lossless compression and lossy compression. The file can also store additional information. For example, all files shot with digital cameras have EXIF data (camera model, shooting date and parameters, resolution, etc.). The most common image format JPEG (or JPG) is a standard by the Joint Photographic Experts Group and is often used to publish photographs and images of text on the Internet.

The PDF file developed by Adobe Systems is a Portable Document Format file. PDFs can contain not only images and text, but also clickable buttons, hyperlinks, embedded fonts, videos, and more. You may have seen program guides, e-books, flyers, job applications, scanned documents, brochures, and all kinds of other documents available in PDF format many times. You can open pdf files directly in your browser, but editing them is not so easy. This requires special applications or programs. Full editing in free mode using one program is impossible, so you have to trick using several options at once. Sometimes the text can be presented in the form of a picture, then it will not be possible to edit it without prior recognition. PDF files can contain a variety of content beyond simple text and graphics, including logical structuring, interactive elements such as annotations and shapes, fields, layers, media (including video content), and 3D objects.