How to save an image as PDF?

Hi,
I need help o how to save an Image as PDF file?? is this possible?

Under Getting Started in the welcome window click Create PDF
Open your image
File>Save As...PDF
But I am finding that there are limitations on how big the image can be. I am trying to save a 20mb jpeg to pdf in acrobat and having issues. Good luck!

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