muraster1

This is a much simpler version of mutool draw command. as such it can be used to quickly rasterize an input file with a set of options.

Options

muraster [options] file [pages]

[options]

-p password: The password needed to open a password protected PDF file.

-o filename: The output file name.

-F format: The output format (default inferred from output file name), e.g. pam, pbm, pgm, pkm, ppm.

-s information: Show extra information: - m: show memory use. - t: show timings.

-R rotation: Set a rotation for the output (default auto): - auto. - 0. - 90. - 180. - 270. - clockwise.

-r x,y: Comma separated x and y resolution in DPI (default: 300,300).

-w width: Printable width (in inches) (default: 8.27).

-h height: Printable height (in inches) (default: 11.69).

-f: Fit file to page if too large.

-B height: Set the minimum band height (e.g. 32).

-M memory: Sets the maximum band memory (e.g. 655360).

-W width: Page width for EPUB layout.

-H height: Page height for EPUB layout.

-S size: Font size for EPUB layout.

-U filename: File name of user stylesheet for EPUB layout

-X: Disable document styles for EPUB layout

-A level

Set anti-aliasing level.

•: 0: off.

•: 2: 4 levels.

•: 4: 16 levels.

•: 8: 256 levels.

-A graphics level / text level

Independently set the anti-aliasing levels for graphics and text.

e.g. -A 0/4.

[pages]: A comma separated list of page numbers and ranges.

Example usage #1:

This will render a raster file from page one of the input file "mupdf_explored.pdf". The output file will be called "test.ppm", have a clockwise rotation and specific graphics/text anti-aliasing applied.

muraster -o test.ppm -R clockwise -A 0/8 mupdf_explored.pdf 1