PDF to Image Exporter

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Package name

  • pdf-to-image-exporter

License

  • MIT

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  • Yesterday - latest/stable

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High-DPI PDF page rasterizer, image format converter, and batch ZIP archiver

PDF to Image Exporter is an offline Linux desktop utility for rendering PDF documents into high-resolution PNG, JPEG, WebP, and TIFF images using Poppler and PyPDF2 without uploading documents to external servers.

Key Features:

  • DPI Rasterizer & Live Page Preview: Inspects PDF page counts, dimensions, and metadata via PyPDF2 and pdfinfo, renders pages with pdftoppm at 72, 150, 300, or 600 DPI in Color, Grayscale, or Monochrome mode, and provides a zoomable preview canvas with page thumbnails.
  • Format, Border Trim & Naming Rules: Converts rendered pages to PNG, JPEG (quality 50-100), WebP (lossy or lossless), or compressed TIFF with automatic uniform margin trimming and customizable filename patterns such as {stem}page{num:03d}.
  • Batch PDF-to-Images & ZIP Archiver: Queues multiple PDFs for folder export or per-document ZIP bundles alongside a detailed page resolution CSV report.

Disclaimer: PDF to Image Exporter is an independent open-source project by TC Studio and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by any third-party PDF conversion vendor.

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