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| The PDF to Image Converter is a component of the
HiQPdf Next Library for .NET
that enables the conversion of PDF pages to PNG images.
You can control the color space, resolution and background transparency of the generated images.
You can see the list of
all HiQPdf Next components
on the library page.
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| The PDF to Image Converter is distributed as part of the
HiQPdf Next PDF Processor for .NET,
which also includes functionality for converting PDF to text, searching text in PDF and extracting images from PDF documents.
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Compatibility Platforms
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| HiQPdf Next for .NET can run on a variety of Windows and Linux platforms in web, console and
desktop applications across all modern .NET platforms.
The library components can be used in Azure App Service and Azure Functions environments
on both Windows and Linux. Deployment to Docker Windows and Linux containers is also supported.
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| The .NET library targets .NET Standard 2.0, which makes it compatible with a wide range of .NET Core and .NET Framework
applications.
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Getting Started
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| The online documentation
contains Getting Started guides for Windows, Linux, Azure App Service and Azure Functions,
with detailed instructions for integrating the library into your application and complete C# examples
for each important feature of the library.
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| You can see the current capabilities of the library by checking the
online demo application for this library
and the API reference in the online documentation.
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Download Demo Application
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You can also download a free trial package for .NET, which includes
an ASP.NET demo application project with complete C# source code as a starting point for experimenting with your own usage scenarios.
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Running the samples in the demo application that involve HTML to PDF conversion features on Linux platforms
might require installing some dependency packages.
The documentation includes an entire section dedicated to building, publishing and running the demo application on multiple platforms.
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NuGet Packages
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| The PDF to Image Converter is distributed as part of the
HiQPdf.Next.PdfProcessor.Windows
NuGet package when targeting Windows and as part of the
HiQPdf.Next.PdfProcessor.Linux
NuGet package when targeting Linux.
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| The Windows package is referenced by the
HiQPdf.Next.Windows
metapackage for all components and the Linux package is referenced by the
HiQPdf.Next.Linux
metapackage for all components.
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| There are also multiplatform metapackages that reference both the Windows and Linux packages:
HiQPdf.Next.PdfProcessor
for the PDF Processor functionality and
HiQPdf.Next
for the entire HiQPdf Next library.
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Installation
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| The PDF Processor component generally does not require the installation of additional dependencies,
either on Windows or on Linux.
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HiQPdf.Next Namespace
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| All components of the HiQPdf Next for .NET library share the same
HiQPdf.Next
namespace and can be used together in the same application.
To use the library in your own code, add the using directive at the top of your C# source file, as shown below.
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// Include the HiQPdf.Next namespace at the top of your C# file
using HiQPdf.Next;
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Sample Code
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| After you add the reference to the NuGet package to your project, use the sample code below to convert PDF pages to images.
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// Create the PDF to Image converter instance with default options
PdfToImageConverter pdfToImageConverter = new PdfToImageConverter();
// Converts all pages of a PDF file to image objects
PdfPageImage[] pdfPageImages = pdfToImageConverter.ConvertToImages(pdfFilePath);
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Features List
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| HiQPdf Next PDF to Image Converter for .NET offers advanced options for converting PDF pages to images in PNG format.
You can specify the user and owner passwords to open password-protected PDF documents, as well as the PDF page range to process.
You can control the color space, resolution and background transparency of the generated images.
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Convert Pages of PDF Documents From Memory, Stream or File
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| You can convert the pages of a PDF document from a memory buffer, a stream or a file to image objects in memory or to image files.
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Convert Password-Protected PDF Documents
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| If the PDF document you process is password-protected, you must specify the user or owner password used to decrypt the document
before converting PDF pages to images.
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Convert All PDF Pages a Range of PDF Pages
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| The convert functions allow you to specify the range of PDF pages you want to process,
either starting from a given page number to the end of the document or between specified start and end page numbers.
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Set the Color Space of the Resulting Images
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| You can choose whether the resulting images use the RGB, Gray or Mono color space.
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Set the Resolution of the Resulting Images
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| You can specify the resolution of the resulting images in DPI.
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Set the Background Transparency of the Extracted Images
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| You can choose whether to enable background transparency for the extracted images when the color space is RGB or Gray.
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Asynchronous Convert and Search Methods
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| There are asynchronous variants of the convert methods with the Async suffix
that allow these operations to run in parallel using async and await.
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Available on Both Windows and Linux Platforms
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| HiQPdf Next for .NET can run on both Windows 64-bit and Linux 64-bit platforms.
There are different NuGet packages for Windows and Linux, including the same .NET library but with different
native runtimes. For Windows, the minimum required version is Windows 10 or Windows Server 2016.
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Built for .NET Standard 2.0 for Maximum Compatibility
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| The .NET library targets .NET Standard 2.0, making it compatible
with a wide range of .NET Core and .NET Framework applications. It is compatible with
.NET 10.0, 9.0, 8.0, 7.0, 6.0, .NET Standard 2.0 and .NET Framework 4.6.2 to 4.8.1.
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Fully Compatible with Azure App Service and Azure Functions on Both Windows and Linux
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| The converter can run without restrictions in your Azure App Service and Azure Functions
.NET Core applications targeting both Windows and Linux platforms. Web fonts and other features are fully supported
by HiQPdf Next for .NET.
Online documentation offers detailed usage instructions for Azure applications targeting both Windows and Linux.
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NuGet Packages for Windows and Linux
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| HiQPdf Next for .NET is delivered as NuGet packages for Windows and Linux.
The packages include the .NET Standard 2.0 library, the same for both platforms,
and the specific native runtime for each platform.
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ASP.NET Core Demo Application with C# Code for All Features
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| The zip package that can be downloaded from the website contains
the project for the ASP.NET Core demo application with C# sample code
for all major library features.
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Simple and Flexible Licensing with a Single License for All Libraries
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| The license for HiQPdf Next for .NET works with both the
classic HiQPdf Library for .NET and the multi-platform client-server solution.
There are no additional runtime or deployment costs charged for using our software
component in your applications.
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