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welcome to the IDR Solutions YouTube channel today Iamp;#39;ll be demonstrating two methods on how to convert TIFF images to PDF files in Java the core Java API does not have this capability so this cannot be done without the use of external write libraries I have setup in environment to demonstrate this for simplicity sake I have all of the imports that I will be using already prepared I will be using a generic try-catch statement around all of these examples please use my appropriate exception handling in your own code the first method Iamp;#39;m going to show you is by using the I text 7 PDF library this is free to try out and if you follow the rules of the a GPL will be also free to use details on the a GPL and how to library are available in the description below first we want to create image data from the input TIFF file to do this we need the image data class the image data factory class and the input file object you want to get the URL from the input file and put that through