img2pdf:tldr:4a4bf

The command "img2pdf ${path-to-image1-jpg} ${path-to-image2-jpg} --output ${filename-pdf}" is used to convert multiple JPEG image files into a single PDF file.

Here's a breakdown of the different components:

• "img2pdf" represents the name of the command or program that will perform the image to PDF conversion.
• "${path-to-image1-jpg}" represents the file path or location of the first input image file (in JPEG format) you want to convert. Replace "${path-to-image1-jpg}" with the actual file path.
• "${path-to-image2-jpg}" represents the file path or location of the second input image file (also in JPEG format) you want to convert. Replace "${path-to-image2-jpg}" with the actual file path.
• "--output" is an option or flag used to specify the output file name or location.
• "${filename-pdf}" specifies the desired file name and format for the resulting PDF file. Replace "${filename-pdf}" with your desired file name and extension, such as "output.pdf".

By executing this command in a command-line interface or terminal, the "img2pdf" program will read the two specified JPEG images and convert them into a single PDF file with the provided output file name.