PDF2IMG.LM.NET 4.8.0

PDF2IMG for .NET 6, 64-Bit

PDF2IMG enables users to convert PDF documents to image files, such as JPEG, PNG, EPS, GIF, RAW and TIFF, as well as render, rasterize and split PDF documents. It provides high-quality image output with a variety of customization options while maintaining exceptional color accuracy during conversion. Please note: This package is a free trial of the full-featured version of PDF2IMG and supports x64 Windows as a deployment target. Should you need more time for your proof of concept, contact evalsupport@datalogics.com as we are happy to extend the free trial period and answer any questions you may have!

Available for Windows 64-bit, PDF2IMG is a flexible SDK that renders images using the same color engine as Adobe InDesign, Acrobat and Photoshop for consistent, individual viewing and printing. It requires less memory compared to other interfaces and it handles repetitive tasks quickly and easily.

Also available on Docker.

Our customers use PDF2IMG to:

• Build and deliver products that use our capabilities as OEMs (Original Equipment Manufacturers)
• Split PDFs into separate files (PDF or image)
• Extract images from PDF files
• Maintain color accuracy in output files

Documentation

The PDF2IMG API reference can be found here: https://docs.datalogics.com/PDF2IMG/index.html. Please see the section marked Appendix: API Calls, .NET Interface in the API reference guide for more information on how to use our PDF2IMG NuGet package.

Samples

PDF2IMG .NET samples can be found on our public GiHub repository: https://github.com/datalogics/pdf2img-csharp-dotnet-samples.

Hello World Sample

Open a PDF Document, Set Conversion Options, and Save Page as a JPEG image

using Datalogics.PDF2IMG;

using (PDF2IMG pdf2img = new PDF2IMG())
{
    ImageConversionOptions options = new ImageConversionOptions();
    options.OutputType = OutputType.JPEG;

    uint numPages = pdf2img.LoadInput("input.pdf");

    pdf2img.SetImageConversionOptions(options);

    pdf2img.ConvertPageToImage(1, "output.jpg");
}