How Do I Type on a PDF on a Mac?

How do I type on a PDF on a Mac?

All good answers below. But … All you code savvy folks and comp geeks, lend me your ears It’s as easy as 1–2–3. Mac has two built in tools hiding in the plain sight. No coding, no third party app, no on-line converter needed. Just learn to use your Mac. Preview - open the jpg in Preview and select Export as pdf, this way you can convert the files one by one Automator - this way, you can convert your files automaticaly by reading in the files in batches and processing them in a Workflow. You can save the workflow for future reuse. To create the workflow, select and click in the required operations and set the parameters. A typical jpg to pdf Workflow would comprise Get Selected Finder Items / alternatively Get Specified Finder Items (this reads the jpg files in) New pdf from Images (this creates a single pdf file containing all the images) Split pdf (optional, splits the pdf into individual pages) (optional) Rename or Move as needed to have your files with required names at required location Thanks to James McInnes for pointing out the same.