PDF
PDF Image Extract
Saves the pictures inside each PDF as their own files — one row per image with its page, size and path.
When to use it
Use it to pull product photos out of a brochure, or logos and signatures out of documents.
In a pipeline
PDF File InputPDF Image ExtractFile Copy
Settings
| Setting | Type | Required | Default or hint |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDF path column | select | — | Default: the PDF from the node before |
Example
Images from a brochure
| Page | Image | Format | Width | Height | Full Path |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Im1 | JPG | 1200 | 800 | …/brochure_p1_Im1.jpg |
| 3 | Im2 | PNG | 400 | 400 | …/brochure_p3_Im2.png |
Worth knowing
- JPEG and JPEG 2000 pictures are saved exactly as stored; 8-bit grey and colour pictures become PNG files.
- CMYK, indexed-colour, fax and JBIG2 scans and masks cannot be saved without a renderer; the node counts them in its note.
- Files land in this run's working folder; File Copy puts them where they should go.