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Giveaway of the day — Coolmuster PDF Image Extractor 2.1.4

Extract PDF images and save the mas JPG.

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User rating: 12 (35%) 22 (65%) 12 comments

Coolmuster PDF Image Extractor 2.1.4 was available as a giveaway on July 10, 2022!

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Have you ever wondered of extracting pictures from PDF file for further using? You might have already found that it is really hard to get images out of PDF files. So here Coolmuster PDF Image Extractor comes here to help you solve your problem.

* Extract images from Adobe PDF and save them as JPG format with one simple click.
* Batch extracting function is available.
* Preview files and set page range for extracting as you like.

System Requirements:

Windows XP/ Vista/ 7/ 8/ 10/ 11 (x32/x64)

Publisher:

Coolmuster

Homepage:

https://www.coolmuster.com/pdf-image-extractor.html

File Size:

19.9 MB

Licence details:

1 year license

Price:

$25.95

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Reply | Comment by Coolmuster – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-8)

I chose an 18-page PDF, which produced 466 images. Most of the images were blank, the same size as the image before it in the list. About two-thirds of the way, there was a group of images that were negative images of what was in the original PDF. I have no idea what caused them. For some reason, the images went back to being the same as was in the PDF file.

Reply | Comment by Gary – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Suggestions for the developer:

to offer a setting in the preferences to select the JPG compression level and chroma sub-sampling level for the JPG compression level so we can choose for ourselves the quality of the end result and not have some unknown pre-set thrust upon us. Also extract vector based PDF image objects to SVG or EMF/WMF.

Reply | Comment by TK – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+3)

Have you actually used this product? I just did. Installation is simple, it extracts all the images in the file and they are of the same quality as they would be if I were to copy and paste them from the PDF one by one. Nice little tool. Why knock it if you haven't tried it?

Reply | Comment by David Bookbinder – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-5)

I've been using Picpick for years to capture images from any document. It's free for personal use. You can capture the entire screen on any part of it.

Reply | Comment by Gary – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+16)

Gary, if a PDF is made with little care over file size, or for very high print quality it is possible for the contained raster images to be far bigger than their size displayed on-screen and so extracting the raster image objects from a PDF file *can* be far better resolution than it is possible to capture using a screen capture tool like Pickpick.

It is also possible to zoom in so far on a vector based graphic in a PDF with no restrictions and then select the entire graphic and CTRL+C and what ends up on the clipboard can be a raster image the dimensions of the massive hyper-resolution zoomed in vector graphic. That can then be pasted from the clipboard into a new image in paint or other raster image editor... That requires the right PDF reader that scrolls with selection operation. I forget the one I used when I discovered the feature some 12 or 13 years ago, sorry.

Reply | Comment by TK – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+1)

TK, just did some experiments on the feature to extract a ginormous vector based graphic and found both the official adobe reader and Nitro Reader 5 have an option called snapshot that lets you select past window edge by scrolling and when used on vector based graphics, which this program will NOT extract to JPG or anything, it copies the entire selection to the clipboard which can then be made a PNG or JPG or TIF etc in a graphics package. That is the next best thing to extracting the vector graphics as usable vector graphics which is not always useful if a logo is made up of several vector objects precisely located and an extraction program that handled vector objects would just extract individual objects with no regard to their relation to each other and you'd have to rebuild the logo or original graphic in a vector based editing program...

Reply | Comment by TK – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+2)

You can be sure that the extracted photo of a PDF file will be of poor quality.

Reply | Comment by Michaël Curtis – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (+7)

Michaël Curtis, Your criticism doesn't seem to have any merit. Have you never needed an image from a PDF file? The quality of the image isn't an issue, just being able to use it is.

Reply | Comment by Rick_S – Last year – Did you find this comment useful? yes | no (-4)

Michaël Curtis, only if the stored raster is of low resolution and/or this util has bad JPG compression presets so it over compresses and has bad chrominance sub-sampling settings.