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DigitalPencil · 11-09-2017, 10:32 PM

Hello everyone,

I am looking for the simplest way to turn about 100 images(they are all with the same size/resolution) into an epub ebook(so every image becomes a page + the cover image)

I do not know how to program, nor to use command lines and html stuff

There is no need for any flowable solution for the text, as any text within the images is an integral part of the graphics, so just consider everything as a "pictures-based" ebook.

My question-

Is there a simple way(maybe a plugin or something) to import multiple images at once(as well as turning the images into pages), instead of importing/handling one image at a time, in Sigil (or any other software)?

I only found a way to do that one image at a time, which takes a lot of time and effort, so really hope for an alternative, simpler, approach.

I am flexible with the images' formats- PNG, or any other formats are possible.

Any advice is thankfully welcome

Thanks.

11-09-2017, 10:32 PM	#1
DigitalPencil Junior Member Posts: 6 Karma: 10 Join Date: Nov 2017 Device: none	Simplest way to import multiple images at once, and turning them into an Ebook? Hello everyone, I am looking for the simplest way to turn about 100 images(they are all with the same size/resolution) into an epub ebook(so every image becomes a page + the cover image) I do not know how to program, nor to use command lines and html stuff There is no need for any flowable solution for the text, as any text within the images is an integral part of the graphics, so just consider everything as a "pictures-based" ebook. My question- Is there a simple way(maybe a plugin or something) to import multiple images at once(as well as turning the images into pages), instead of importing/handling one image at a time, in Sigil (or any other software)? I only found a way to do that one image at a time, which takes a lot of time and effort, so really hope for an alternative, simpler, approach. I am flexible with the images' formats- PNG, or any other formats are possible. Any advice is thankfully welcome Thanks. Last edited by DigitalPencil; 11-10-2017 at 12:04 AM.