Image Extractor Plugin for Aspose.PDF

The Aspose.PDF Image Extractor Plugin for .NET enables developers to efficiently retrieve all embedded images from PDF files. It’s ideal for workflows involving document review, graphics extraction, or preparing content for downstream image processing.

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Aspose.PDF Image Extractor Plugin Key Features

  1. Extract All Embedded Images Identify and save images from PDF pages as JPEG, PNG, or other supported formats while preserving original quality.

  2. Batch Image Extraction Process multiple PDFs or extract images from multi-page documents with a single call, maximizing productivity.

  3. Flexible Export Options Configure output formats and locations to suit different business or technical requirements.

Getting Started with Aspose.PDF Image Extractor Plugin

  1. Install Aspose.PDF for .NET Reference the Aspose.PDF library in your project using NuGet or by adding assemblies.

  2. Configure Your License Apply your Aspose license to unlock full extraction features.

  3. Set Extraction Options Use ImageExtractor and ImageExtractorOptions to specify input PDFs and extraction settings.

  4. Run Extraction Process the file(s) and retrieve extracted images for further use or storage.

Example: Extract Images from PDF in C# 

using Aspose.Pdf.Plugins;

// Input PDF path
var inputPath = @"C:\Samples\sample.pdf";

// Configure extraction options
var imageExtractorOptions = new ImageExtractorOptions();
imageExtractorOptions.AddInput(new FileDataSource(inputPath));

// Create the ImageExtractor plugin
using var plugin = new ImageExtractor();

// Extract images
var resultContainer = plugin.Process(imageExtractorOptions);
// Access the extracted images
foreach (var result in resultContainer.ResultCollection)
{
    var file = result.ToFile();
    Console.WriteLine("Extracted image: " + file);
}

Best Practices

  • Always check PDF permissions if images aren’t extracting.
  • Batch process for efficiency with large document sets.
  • Review output image formats for compatibility with downstream tools.

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