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mupdf-gl(1)

The OpenGL based viewer can read PDF, XPS, CBZ, EPUB, & FB2 documents as well as typical image formats including SVG. It compiles on any platform that has a GLUTlibrary. The latest release builds on Linux, Windows, and MacOS.

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mupdf-gl -

The OpenGL based viewer can read PDF, XPS, CBZ, EPUB, & FB2 documents as well as typical image formats including SVG. It compiles on any platform that has a GLUTlibrary. The latest release builds on Linux, Windows, and MacOS.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

mupdf-gl [options] document [page]

[options]

-p password

The password needed to open a password protected PDF file.

-c profile.cc

Load an ICC profile to use for display (default is sRGB).

-r resolution

Set the initial zoom level, specified as DPI. The default value is 72.

-W width

Set the page width in points for EPUB layout.

-H height

Set the page height in points for EPUB layout.

-S size

Set the default font size in points for EPUB layout.

-U stylesheet

Specify a CSS file containing user styles to load for EPUB layout.

-X

Ignore publisher styles for EPUB layout.

-J

Disable JavaScript in PDF forms.

-A level

Set anti-aliasing level or pixel rendering rule.

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0: off.

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2: 4 levels.

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4: 16 levels.

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8: 256 levels.

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9: using centre of pixel rule.

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10: using any part of a pixel rule.

-I

Start in inverted color mode.

-B hex-color

Set black tint color (default 303030).

-C hex-color

Set white tint color (default FFFFF0).

-Y factor

Set UI scaling factor (default calculated from screen DPI).

[page]

The initial page number to show.

Example usage #1:

This will open the viewer with a file browser which allows you to choose the file you need.

mupdf-gl

Example usage #1:

This will open a specific file, in inverted color mode, on page 10.

mupdf-gl -I mupdf_explored.pdf 10

MOUSE BINDINGS

The middle mouse button (scroll wheel button) pans the document view.

The right mouse button selects a region and copies the marked text to the clipboard.

KEY BINDINGS

Several commands can take a number argument entered before the key, to modify the command. For example, to zoom to 150 dpi, type "150z".

F1Display help.
iShow document information.
oShow document outline.
LHighlight links.
FHighlight form fields.
aShow annotation editor.
rReload document.
SSave document (only for PDF).
qQuit viewer.
<Decrease E-book font size.
>Increase E-book font size.
IToggle inverted color mode.
CToggle tinted color mode.
EToggle ICC color management.
eToggle spot color emulation.
AToggle anti-aliasing.
fToggle fullscreen.
wShrinkwrap window to fit page.
WFit page width to window.
HFit page height to window.
ZFit page size to window.
[number] zSet zoom resolution in DPI.
+Zoom in.
-Zoom out.
[Rotate counter-clockwise.
]Rotate clockwise.
⬅️➡️⬆️⬇️ or h, j, k, lPan page in small increments.
bSmart move one screenful backward.
[space]Smart move one screenful forward.
[comma] or [page up]Go one page backward.
[period] or [page down]Go one page forward.
[number] gGo to page number.
GGo to last page.
mSave current page to navigation history.
tGo back in navigation history.
TGo forward in navigation history.
[number] mSave current page in numbered bookmark.
[number] tGo to numbered bookmark.
/Start searching forward.
?Start searching backward.
nContinue searching forward.
NContinue searching backward.