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A utility for converting pdf to image formats. Supports different outputs: directly to file, base64 or buffer.
The pdf2pic npm package is a tool that allows you to convert PDF documents into images. It is particularly useful for generating image previews of PDF files, which can be used in web applications, document management systems, or any other scenario where visual representation of PDF content is needed.
Convert PDF to Image
This feature allows you to convert a specific page of a PDF document into an image. The code sample demonstrates how to convert the first page of a PDF file located at './test.pdf' into a PNG image with specified dimensions and save it to a designated path.
const { fromPath } = require('pdf2pic');
const options = {
density: 100,
saveFilename: "test",
savePath: "./images",
format: "png",
width: 600,
height: 600
};
const storeAsImage = fromPath("./test.pdf", options);
storeAsImage(1).then((resolve) => {
console.log("Page 1 is now converted as image");
return resolve;
});
Batch Convert PDF to Images
This feature allows you to convert all pages of a PDF document into images in a batch process. The code sample shows how to convert all pages of a PDF file into PNG images and save them to a specified directory.
const { fromPath } = require('pdf2pic');
const options = {
density: 100,
saveFilename: "test",
savePath: "./images",
format: "png",
width: 600,
height: 600
};
const storeAsImage = fromPath("./test.pdf", options);
storeAsImage.bulk(-1).then((resolve) => {
console.log("All pages are now converted as images");
return resolve;
});
pdf-poppler is a Node.js wrapper for the Poppler PDF rendering library. It provides similar functionality to pdf2pic by allowing conversion of PDF pages to images. However, pdf-poppler relies on the Poppler library, which may require additional setup and dependencies compared to the more straightforward approach of pdf2pic.
pdf-image is another package that converts PDF files to images using the PDF.js library. It offers similar capabilities to pdf2pic but may have different performance characteristics and dependencies. pdf-image is often used in environments where PDF.js is already in use or preferred.
A utility for converting pdf to image, base64 or buffer format.
IMPORTANT NOTE: Please support this library by donating via PayPal, your help is much appreciated. Contributors are also welcome!
Follow this guide to install the required dependencies.
npm install --save pdf2pic
import { fromPath } from "pdf2pic";
const options = {
density: 100,
saveFilename: "untitled",
savePath: "./images",
format: "png",
width: 600,
height: 600
};
const convert = fromPath("/path/to/pdf/sample.pdf", options);
const pageToConvertAsImage = 1;
convert(pageToConvertAsImage, { responseType: "image" })
.then((resolve) => {
console.log("Page 1 is now converted as image");
return resolve;
});
More usage example can be found here.
Initialize PDF to image conversion by supplying a file path
Convert a specific page of the PDF to Image/Base64/Buffer by supplying a file path
fromPath(filePath, options)(page, convertOptions)
Converts PDF to Image/Base64/Buffer by supplying a file path
fromPath(filePath, options).bulk(pages, convertOptions)
pages
to -1
to convert all pagespages
also accepts an array indicating the page number e.g. [1,2,3]
1
Set GraphicsMagick's subclass or path
fromPath(filePath, options).setGMClass(subClass)
NOTE: should be called before calling convert()
or bulk()
.
subClass
to true to use imagemagicksubClass
to locate gm path specifiedInitialize PDF to image conversion by supplying a PDF buffer
Convert a specific page of the PDF to Image/Base64/Buffer by supplying a buffer
fromBuffer(buffer, options)(page, convertOptions)
Functions same as fromPath(filePath, options)(page, convertOptions)
only input is changed
Converts PDF to Image/Base64/Buffer by supplying a buffer:
fromBuffer(buffer, options).bulk(pages, convertOptions)
Functions same as fromPath(filePath, options).bulk(pages, convertOptions)
only input is changed
Set GraphicsMagick's subclass or path:
fromBuffer(buffer, options).setGMClass(subClass)
Functions same as fromPath(filePath, options).setGMClass(subClass)
only input is changed
Initialize PDF to image conversion by supplying a PDF base64 string.
Convert a specific page of the PDF to Image/Base64/Buffer by supplying a base64 string:
fromBase64(b64string, options)(page, convertOptions)
Functions same as fromPath(filePath, options)(page, convertOptions)
only input is changed.
Converts PDF to Image/Base64/Buffer by supplying a base64 string:
fromBase64(b64string, options).bulk(pages, convertOptions)
Functions same as fromPath(filePath, options).bulk(pages, convertOptions)
only input is changed.
Set GraphicsMagick's subclass or path:
fromBase64(b64string, options).setGMClass(subClass)
fromPath(filePath, options).setGMClass(subClass)
only input is changed.Following are the options that can be passed on the pdf2pic api:
option | default value | description |
---|---|---|
quality | 0 | Image compression level. Value depends on format , usually from 0 to 100 (more info) |
format | 'png' | Formatted image characteristics / image format (image characteristics, image format) |
width | 768 | Output width |
height | 512 | Output height |
preserveAspectRatio | false | Maintains the aspect ratio of the image. When set to true and both width and height are specified, they are interpreted as the minimum width and minimum height, respectively. If set to true with only the width specified, the height will be automatically determined while preserving the aspect ratio, and vice versa. |
density | 72 | Output DPI (dots per inch) (more info) |
savePath | './' | Path where to save the output |
saveFilename | 'untitled' | Output filename |
compression | 'jpeg' | Compression method (more info) |
option | default value | description |
---|---|---|
responseType | image | Response type of the output. Accepts: image , base64 or buffer |
The parameter can also be a boolean, if true
then the response type will be base64
and if false
then the response type will be image
.
This is deprecated and will be removed in the next major version.
pdf2pic is MIT licensed.
FAQs
A utility for converting pdf to image formats. Supports different outputs: directly to file, base64 or buffer.
The npm package pdf2pic receives a total of 144,218 weekly downloads. As such, pdf2pic popularity was classified as popular.
We found that pdf2pic demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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