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Convert PDF File into Text in Linux

March 22, 2007 4:19 PM

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A PDF file can be converted into text by the Tool belonging to the XPDF package pdftotext:

pdftotext irgendein.pdf

This instruction produces a text file with the name irgendein.txt with contents of any PDF. They can work on this file now completely normally. The parameter - layout ensures for the fact that the appearance of the PDF file is transferred as far as possible to the text file:

pdftotext -layout irgendein.pdf

If you want to transfer only certain sides from a PDF file to the text excerpt, goes with the parameter - f (for first PAGE) and - l (for last PAGE):

pdftotext -f 3 -l 7 irgendein.pdf

in this example only the pages from 3 to 7 after irgendein.txt would be taken over.

 

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