VeryDOC PDF to Image Converter-converter PDF to image in batch

VeryDOC PDF to Image Converter

VeryDOC PDF to Image Converter can be used to convert PDF to image formats in batches. It has a user-friendly interface and supports all PDF versions. It also supports various image formats including TIF (TIFF), JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA, etc.

VeryDOC PDF to Image Converter can greatly enhance your work efficiency. It provides many ways for image compression. You can also choose page ranges of input PDF and convert only the pages you need.

$59.00

4.0 MB

How to use

Workflow flowchart of PDF to Image Converter.More details, please check manual.

When VeryDOC PDF to Image Converter is Necessary?

Batch Conversion-when you need to convert numerous PDF files to image files, this application will be helpful, as it offers an advanced Windows program for converting numerous PDF files to images accurately and quickly.

Compress TIFF-This application lets you convert PDF file to TIFF and compress TIFF by CCITT G4. It also offers other compression methods like Packbit, CCITT G3, LZW, Jpeg 4 and ClassF Fax File. Moreover, this tool can convert PDF to multi-page TIFF.

Image Quality-This product allows you to set different image quality degrees, say 100% and 80%. The higher the quality is, the bigger the output size will be. Furhtermore, you can balance the output image quality and size by adjusting DPI.

Specify Page Range—when you need to convert some page or some pages to image file. This software allows you to choose page range. By this function, you can get what you need exactly.

Various Output Formats—when you need to convert PDF to various image formats, you can try this too. This software application supports multiple output image formats including TIF (TIFF), JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA, etc.

Command Line-this tool is one of the best choices when you need to convert PDF to image via command line. This software application can be used as GUI software; also can it be used as command line software. Buy one, and you can own both the versions.

About Compression Methods

To save disk space and quickly transmit TIFF images, you can compress the images using the compression options provided by VeryDOC PDF to Image. The following are some available methods of compression:

CCITT Group 3 (Bitonal images)
CCITT Group 4 (Bitonal images)
LZW (Bitonal, Gray scale, Palette, RGB, and YCbCr images)
Packbits (Gray Scale, Palette, Bitonal images)
JPEG (Gray Scale, RGB, and YCbCr images)
JBIG2 compression (Bitonal images)
JPEG2000 compression (Color images)

Feature of VeryDOC PDF to Image Converter

Support input format: all PDF versions.
Support output image formats: TIF (TIFF), JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA, etc.
Standalone software. No Adobe software application is required.
It can be used as a PDF reader. When add files to software, you can preview and check the input files in the preview window.
Support batch conversion.
Support multilingual PDF files.
Support PACKBITS, CCITT Fax4/Fax3, LZW, Run-Length, JPEG, JBIG2, JPEG2000, FlateDecode technology.
Option to adjust image DPI.
Option to choose page ranges of input files.
It can convert images to a multipage TIFF file.
Option to set image bitcount as 1, 4, 8 or 24.
Run the executable file from a command line interface.

Command Line Parameters

Usage: pdf2img [options] <-i PDF File> [-o Output]

-i [input PDF] : Specify input PDF filename

-o [output TIF] : Specify output TIFF filename

-g : Convert to 8-bit grayscale image file, this option is only available while bitcount equals 8 (-b 8)

-m : Set output to multi-page TIFF file, the default is output to single page TIFF files

-r [resolution] : Set resolution in generated image files

-r 300 : Set horizontal and vertical resolution to 300 D

-r 200x300 : Set horizontal and vertical resolution to 200x3

-r 204x98 : Set horizontal and vertical resolution to 204x9

-w [image width] : Create image file at special width

-h [image height] : Create image file at special heigh

-f [first Page] : First page to convert

-l [last Page] : Last page to convert

-c [compress] : Set compression method in generated image files (for TIFF only)

-c none : Create TIFF file without compression

-c lzw : Compress TIFF using LZW arithmetic

-c jpeg : Compress TIFF using JPEG arithmetic

-c packbits : Compress TIFF using packbits arithmetic

-c g3 : Compress TIFF using CCITT G3 arithmetic

-c g4 : Compress TIFF using CCITT G4 arithmetic

-c ClassF : Compress TIFF into Fax compatible ClassF 204x98

-c ClassF196 : Compress TIFF into Fax compatible ClassF 204x19

-q [quality] : Set quality in generated image files

-b [bitcount] : Set bitcount in generated image files

-? : Help

Example:

pdf2img -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -w 800 -h 600 -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -w 800 -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -h 600 -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -m -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -c lzw -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -q 80 -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.jpg

pdf2img -b 4 -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif

pdf2img -i C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.tif -b 1 -c ClassF -r 204x98

pdf2img -f 1 -l 9 C:\input.pdf -o C:\output.jpg

pdf2img -i C:\*.pdf -o C:\*.pcx

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