This link shows how pdf
s could be converted to images. Is there a way to zoom my pdf
s before converting to images? In my project, i am converting pdf
s to png
s and then using Python-tesseract
library to extract text. I noticed that if I zoom pdf
s and then save parts as png
s then OCR provides much better results. So is there a way to zoom pdfs before converting to pngs?
Select the PDF you want to convert to an image with the help of our PDF to JPG converter. Select the desired image file format. Click Convert to JPG. Download your new image file or sign in to share it.
Open the PDF file with preview in Mac and at the top, click on the File menu and select "Export." Step 2. On the Export window, change the format to "PNG" and adjust quality and resolution accordingly. Now hit "Save," and the PDF file would be converted to PNG.
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I think that raising the quality (resolution) of your image is a better solution than zooming into the pdf.
using pdf2image
you can accomplish this quite easily:
install pdf2image: pip install pdf2image
then, in python, convert your pdf into a high quality image:
from pdf2image import convert_from_path
pages = convert_from_path('sample.pdf', 400) #400 is the Image quality in DPI (default 200)
pages[0].save("sample.png")
by playing around with the quality parameter you should get the result you desider
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