We also looked into ImageMagick to create, edit, compose and convert bitmap images. We saw how we could efficiently transform pdf to image or vice-versa to use Linux commands. In this quick tutorial, we learned about various Linux command-line utilities for pdf files. Then export as PNG file by visting to File > Export As > Name file as “demo.png” > click the Export button: Wrapping up Open the PDF file by visiting to File > Open > Select PDF File > OK: /tmp/output : Path/folder name to zip and compress everything for ease of use./tmp/project-invoices.pdf : Zip file name.$ zip -r -e /tmp/project-invoices.pdf /tmp/output We can compress files using the zip command and send it to the concerned party via email or cloud storage:
# Step 2 - IMAGE / PNG to PDF format # mkdir output $ ksnip -e *.pdf-1.png Adding a border using Imagemagick to your imageĪgain the syntax is pretty straightforward to add a border using the Linux CLI: For example, add a border to the first image only. Then we can manipulate a single image manually using Imagemagick or GIMP. Please note that each page from the PDF file is converted to, , and so on. GIMP app – We can use the GIMP app to import PDF file and then export as PNG/JPG image format.įor example, convert pdf called Bulldog.pdf to as follows:.
We can use the same tool to convert images to pdf again.
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How to convert pdf to image on Linux command line
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