VeryDOC has released a new version of Postscript to Image Converter Command Line product today, please download new version from following URL,
https://www.verydoc.com/ps-to-image.html
https://www.verydoc.com/ps2img.zip
after you download and unzip it to a folder, you can run following command line to convert your PS file to TIFF file at high quality, e.g., 25000 dpi,
ps2image.exe -r 25000 -b 1 D:\Gray.eps D:\Gray.tif
the new version of EXE is ps2image.exe, but not the ps2img.exe, please notice their difference. The new version of ps2image.exe is support following parameters,
C:\>E:\ps2img\ps2image.exe
VeryDOC Postscript to Image Converter Command Line v2.0
Web: http://www.verypdf.com
Web: https://www.verydoc.com
Email: support@verypdf.com
Build: Jul 24 2013
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Key features in PS to Image Converter:
Convert postscript files to various image formats.
Use disk cache to render postscript to image files at any resolution.
Various compression arithmetic for output TIFF files.
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Usage: ps2image.exe [options] [Options] <PS Files>
-f <int> : first page to print, from 1 to max page
-l <int> : last page to print, from 1 to max page
-r <int> : set resolution when render ps to image files
-c <string> : set compression method to generated TIFF files
-c none : Create TIFF file without compression
-c lzw : Compress TIFF using LZW arithmetic
-c packbits : Compress TIFF using packbits arithmetic
-c g3 : Compress TIFF using CCITT G3 arithmetic
-c g4 : Compress TIFF using CCITT G4 arithmetic
-b <int> : set bitcount when render ps to image files
-debug : print debug message
-silent : print debug message
-$ <string> : input registration key
Example:
ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -c none C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -c g3 C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -c g4 C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -c lzw C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe -c packbits C:\input.ps C:\output.tif
ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.jpg
ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.bmp
ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.pcx
ps2image.exe C:\input.ps C:\output.png
ps2image.exe C:\test\*.ps C:\test\*.jpg
ps2image.exe C:\filelist.txt
The new version of ps2image.exe does use disk file to cache the temporary image data, so in theory, it can render PS file to image file at any high DPI resolution, e.g., up to 50,000 DPI, the output TIFF file may up to 200MB or more, image file’s width and height may become 12,0000x12,0000 pixel or more.
The following command lines can be used to convert ps and eps files to image files easily,
ps2image.exe multi-page-test.ps _multi-page-test.tif
ps2image.exe multi-page-test.ps _multi-page-test_%d.tif
ps2image.exe multi-page-test.ps _multi-page-test_%d.png
ps2image.exe multi-page-test.ps _multi-page-test_%d.jpg
ps2image.exe multi-page-test.ps _multi-page-test_%d.pcx
ps2image.exe test.ps _test.ps.tif
ps2image.exe test.ps _test.ps.png
ps2image.exe test.ps _test.ps.jpg
ps2image.exe test.ps _test.ps.pcx
ps2image.exe test.ps _test.ps.bmp
ps2image.exe test.eps _test.eps.tif
ps2image.exe test.eps _test.eps.png
ps2image.exe test.eps _test.eps.jpg
ps2image.exe test.eps _test.eps.pcx
ps2image.exe test.eps _test.eps.bmp
the new package is contain the old version of ps2img.exe too, please refer to parameters of ps2img.exe at below,
C:\>E:\ps2img\ps2img.exe
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PS To Image Converter Copyright (C) 2000-2013 verypdf.com Inc.
Description:
Convert PS (Postscript) and EPS to TIF, TIFF, JPG, GIF, PNG, BMP, WMF, EMF, PCX, TGA, etc. formats
Web: http://www.verypdf.com
Web: https://www.verydoc.com
Email: support@verypdf.com
Release Date: Jun 11 2013
Usage: ps2img [options] <-i PS File> [-o Output]
-i [input PS file] : Input PS filename
-o [output TIF file] : Output TIFF filename
-g : Convert to 8-bit grayscale image file, this option
is only available while bitcount equal 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 DPI
-r 200x300 : Set horizontal and vertical resolution to 200x300 DPI
-r 204x98 : Set horizontal and vertical resolution to 204x98 DPI
-f [first Page] : First page to convert
-l [last Page] : Last page to convert
-c [compress] : Set compression method in generated image files(for tif 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 format
-c ClassF196 : Compress TIFF into Fax compatible ClassF 204x196 format
-q [quality] : Set quality in created image files(for jpeg image only)
-t : Enable transparent background
-b [bit count] : Set bit count in generated image files
-e : Append suffix to single page image file (out0001.jpg)
-# : Set your License Key
-? : Help
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Example:
ps2img -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.tif
ps2img -i C:\input.eps -o C:\output.tif
ps2img -m -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.tif
ps2img -c lzw -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.tif
ps2img -q 80 -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.jpg
ps2img -b 4 -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.tif
ps2img -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.tif -b 1 -c ClassF -r 204x98 -m
ps2img -f 1 -l 9 C:\input.ps -o C:\output.jpg
ps2img -i C:\*.ps -o C:\*.pcx
ps2img "-#" "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
ps2img "-#" "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX" -i C:\input.ps -o C:\output.tif
ps2img.exe is the old version, it is render PS file in memory completely, it can render PS file to PNG file with transparent background, it can also convert PS file to faxable TIFF files.
ps2image.exe is the latest version, it does use disk file to cache image data, so it can render the PS file to image file without insufficient memory limitation, it can render ps and eps files to image file at very high quality, e.g., up to 50,000 dpi and more.