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I have CutePDF which I believe can do this but bonus points if it works within the app by itself, and can compress it in some way so I can send it over gmail. I want to be able to open them in an app, see all of the pages in a thumbnail view on the side, be able to pick and choose which ones I want to keep, and then I want to rearrange them according to how I need them.

Some of these files will be jpegs, some will be PDF. So they'll send me their tax returns, bank statements, paystubs, etc. I'm a real estate agent and I need to put files together for people to get them approved. This is super simple in Preview, but I haven't found anything for windows that is as easy and intuitive. Drag the Quality slider to the desired level (keep an eye on the file size).What I need to do is open a bunch of different files in a preview mode, be able to move pages around and delete pages I don't want, and then export to a PDF.Click the Options button in the Export window.Choose a location to export your converted images.Select File -> Export Selected Images.

Select Edit -> Select All from the Preview menu bar, or use the Command-A keyboard shortcut to select all the open images.(if it's not showing, click the View Menu button and select Thumbnails.) Alternatively, if you're using the Contact Sheet view, drag a box over all the images to select them. If Preview isn't your default image viewer, right-click (Ctrl-click) instead and choose Open With -> Preview from the dropdown menu. Double-click one of the selected images to open them all in Preview.In a Finder window, hold down the Command (⌘) key and individually click all the images you want to convert if they're grouped together consecutively, hold down Shift and click the first and then the last file, and all of them will be selected.

The secret to accessing all of the available format export options in Preview is with the Option (⌥) key.