jPDFImages - Extract Images From PDF Files
jPDFImages is a free open-source command-line utility for extracting images from PDF files. It supports JBIG2 and JPEG2000 image formats and can be found in many Linux distributions. It is also available for Windows. To extract images from PDF files, you must first convert them into an appropriate format.
Once you have converted a PDF file into an image format, you can use the program to edit the image. This software allows you to adjust the size and position of images by right-clicking them. It also allows you to delete images. You can choose to save the image to Portable Pixmap (PNG) format or to delete it completely.
jPDFImages has some limitations. Its default output format is PBM for monochrome images and PPM for non-monochrome images. However, you can specify the output format using a -png or -tiff option. This option will output CMYK or PNG images, but will convert other images to PNG and JPEG2000. It also supports JBIG2 images.
jPDFImages is a free Java library that can be used to export and import images from PDF files. You can also use it to create new pages. jPDFImages allows you to export images in TIFF, JPEG, and PNG file formats. It can even return a BufferedImage object, which is useful for rendering PDF documents.