How to extract VECTOR image from a PDF document?
Task:
there is a document in PDF format, and inside it there is a picture in VECTOR format.
You need the picture you want to extract from PDF document and save in a VECTOR format.
You can make a screenshot, cut the bitmap and run it through some encoder "raster --> vector"
I overlooked the diagonal format standard PDF (ISO 32000).
In principle, nothing complicated -- you just need to find obj, extract, understand the data format and just save.
But I really do not want to spend 1-2 evenings on a simple technical problem...
Surely someone has already solved a similar problem.
Not advise softinku?
1 answer
Very simple. There is no OBJ in the PDF, only vector data. Put the PDF in Illustrator and extract desired schedule either junk, and then save in one of vector formats (ai, svg, eps, pdf and many others who supports Illustrator). Done in a minute.
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The task trifling.
P. S> all the data in stored in PDF streams and objects, including vector data. Cm. standard!
a : no, in acrobat does not work - Emely.VonRueden85 commented on July 8th 19 at 11:20
Is there anything OpenSource no?... - Emely.VonRueden85 commented on July 8th 19 at 11:26
>>all the data in stored in PDF streams and objects, including vector data. Cm. standard!
Standards are standards, but you posted question in design hubs. Visual PDF is a lot of masks with curves and raster inside - Dixie_Quigley commented on July 8th 19 at 11:32