Converting a multiple-page PDF to a single image?

This free library might have an option to create a single image from a PDF (It actually uses Ghostscript but adds a lot of graphical editing capabilities such as merging images).

Probably the montage command: imagemagick. Org/script/montage. Php – Josh Lee Mar 25 '09 at 13:27.

You will most likely need to render the single pages using GS and then combine them to a single PNG/JPG using some scripting language.

1 no need for a scripting language. GraphicMagick's gm montage and ImageMagick's montage commands can handle the stitching together of different images just fine. Lots of options available (borders, margins, background colors, layouts ins lines, layouts in columns, layouts in grids,...).

– pipitas Jul 31 '10 at 20:04.

You can check this open source project on Code Project codeproject.com/KBecause s/GhostScriptUseWithCSharp. Aspx That show how to call Ghostscript and how to pass the parameters.

After converting multi-page PDF to images (PNG, JPEG, TIFF, etc. ) using GS, you'll need to take one step further to merge the output images into a multi-page TIFF image. Take a look at the source code of VietOCR.NET, which has the functionality but does it in two separate steps. You can modify it to call the two functions back to back.

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