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turn N -up pages per sheet to 1Page per sheet

  • September 8, 2023
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I have pdf file consists of 31 pages , each page contain 8 images , each of them size is 8.6 * 5.5 cm 

Is there a script or automatic method to save each image as a single pdf page with its size ( 8.6 * 5.5 cm ) ?

Note : Images that I want to save each as single pdf page is marked by red rectangle in the example image attached here

Thanks

 

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    Correct answer bebarth

    No problem , take your time , I'll wait you 

    Is these 4 lines I test them alone ? or put them in the first script you attached ? or How ?

    when I tested them alone this message apears : ReferenceError: theFile is not defined
    1:Console:Exec
    undefined


    In fact that was not too long.

    Forget my "86x55_BB.pdf" file and only open your "Test.pdf" file, then run this script from the console window.

    //
var largeur=86;
var hauteur=55;
var offsetH=-16.5;
var deltaH=91;
var offsetV=31;
var deltaV=60;
//
var mm2pt=72/25.4;
var nbPages=this.numPages;
for (var p=0; p<nbPages; p++) {
	for (v=0; v<4; v++) {
		for (h=0; h<2; h++) {
			this.newPage({
				nWidth: largeur*mm2pt,
				nHeight: hauteur*mm2pt
			});
			this.addWatermarkFromFile({
				cDIPath: this.path,
				nSourcePage: p,
				nStart: this.numPages-1,
				nHorizAlign: app.constants.align.left,
				nVertAlign: app.constants.align.top,
				nHorizValue: (offsetH-h*deltaH)*mm2pt,
				nVertValue: (offsetV+v*deltaV)*mm2pt
			});			
		}
	}
}
this.deletePages(0,nbPages-1);
this.saveAs(this.path.replace(/.pdf$/i," \(One Image Per Page\).pdf"));

     Is that working fine? Let me know.

    @+ 

    2 replies

    Thom Parker
    Community Expert
    Thom ParkerCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    September 9, 2023

    You don't need a script. A tool for extracting images is already built into Acrobat.

    Go to the Tools list and select "Export PDF"

    Then set these options:

    Thom Parker - Software Developer at PDFScriptingUse the Acrobat JavaScript Reference early and often
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    r28071715i111Author
    Known Participant
    September 9, 2023

    Thanks for your reply Tom

    But when I do these steps , it exports only background image without any variables ( Name , class )

    R
    r28071715i111Author
    Known Participant
    September 15, 2023

    Hi

    Excuse me @bebarth : What is the best and simplest method to measure distances in pdf file ?

    R
    r28071715i111Author
    Known Participant
    September 8, 2023

    Any help Here

    bebarth
    Community Expert
    bebarthCommunity Expert
    Community Expert
    September 8, 2023

    Hi,

    Place the attached file in the same folder as your file then open it and run this script from the console window:

     

    //
var offsetH=-16.5;
var deltaH=91;
var offsetV=31;
var deltaV=60;
//
var aRect=this.getPageBox();
var thePath=this.path;
var directory=thePath.substring(0,thePath.length-this.documentFileName.length);
var theFile=directory+"Test.pdf";
var mm2pt=72/25.4;
var otherDoc=app.openDoc(theFile);
var nbPages=otherDoc.numPages;
otherDoc.closeDoc();
for (var p=0; p<nbPages; p++) {
	for (v=0; v<4; v++) {
		for (h=0; h<2; h++) {
			this.newPage({
				nWidth: aRect[2],
				nHeight: aRect[1]
			});
			this.addWatermarkFromFile({
				cDIPath: theFile,
				nSourcePage: p,
				nStart: this.numPages-1,
				nHorizAlign: app.constants.align.left,
				nVertAlign: app.constants.align.top,
				nHorizValue: (offsetH-h*deltaH)*mm2pt,
				nVertValue: (offsetV+v*deltaV)*mm2pt
			});			
		}
	}
}
this.deletePages(0);
this.saveAs(this.path.replace(/.pdf$/i," \(One Image Per Page\).pdf"));

     

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      bebarth
      Community Expert
      bebarthCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
      Community Expert
      September 10, 2023

      No problem , take your time , I'll wait you 

      Is these 4 lines I test them alone ? or put them in the first script you attached ? or How ?

      when I tested them alone this message apears : ReferenceError: theFile is not defined
      1:Console:Exec
      undefined


      In fact that was not too long.

      Forget my "86x55_BB.pdf" file and only open your "Test.pdf" file, then run this script from the console window.

      //
var largeur=86;
var hauteur=55;
var offsetH=-16.5;
var deltaH=91;
var offsetV=31;
var deltaV=60;
//
var mm2pt=72/25.4;
var nbPages=this.numPages;
for (var p=0; p<nbPages; p++) {
	for (v=0; v<4; v++) {
		for (h=0; h<2; h++) {
			this.newPage({
				nWidth: largeur*mm2pt,
				nHeight: hauteur*mm2pt
			});
			this.addWatermarkFromFile({
				cDIPath: this.path,
				nSourcePage: p,
				nStart: this.numPages-1,
				nHorizAlign: app.constants.align.left,
				nVertAlign: app.constants.align.top,
				nHorizValue: (offsetH-h*deltaH)*mm2pt,
				nVertValue: (offsetV+v*deltaV)*mm2pt
			});			
		}
	}
}
this.deletePages(0,nbPages-1);
this.saveAs(this.path.replace(/.pdf$/i," \(One Image Per Page\).pdf"));

       Is that working fine? Let me know.

      @+ 

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