PDFdeconstruct for Linux, ver. 4

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Product ID: GLCG-2001-L-V4

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You can download this software right after you purchase it.

This product is a Linux command-line tool.

PDFdeconstruct makes it easy to decompose PDF files into XML files. The XML output includes:

text – Unicode text with font, color, and position data for each word (or each character)
images – in PNG, TIFF, or JPEG format
vector graphics – complete path information for fills and strokes
form fields – with field names and values

PDFdeconstruct can be used for:

document-format conversion: convert PDF to other formats
document analysis: examine the content on a PDF page
complex content extraction: e.g., input to further processing based on text with position information

PDFdeconstruct is suitable for use on a server or for batch-mode processing. Basic usage looks like this:

pdfdeconstruct [options]PDF-fileoutput-dir

For example,

pdfdeconstruct test.pdf testout

will create a directory called "testout" that contains a "doc.xml" file along with any extracted fonts and images. Various options are available for controlling and enriching the XML output.

The PDFdeconstruct output format is described in the manual.

If you need to convert to plain text instead of XML, consider the XpdfText product.