Convert PDFs to TIFFs on Mac OS X with ease using this software. Save time and simplify your workflow by quickly converting your documents for easy sharing and viewing.
I recently used pdf2tiff, a command-line tool designed to convert PDF documents to TIFF format. This software is capable of generating one TIFF file for arbitrary pages of input PDF documents.
One downside is that pdf2tiff is not yet capable of creating multipage TIFF files. However, it offers compatibility with Mac OS X alongside PyObjC 1.0b or higher.
In terms of usability, pdf2tiff offers two options for users: it can be used as a simple Python module or as a command-line tool. I found the command-line interface very straightforward and easy to use, and the final TIFF files were of high quality.
Overall, pdf2tiff delivered a reliable and efficient conversion process. While it may be lacking in some areas, it is still a useful tool for users looking to efficiently convert PDFs to TIFF format.
One downside is that pdf2tiff is not yet capable of creating multipage TIFF files. However, it offers compatibility with Mac OS X alongside PyObjC 1.0b or higher.
In terms of usability, pdf2tiff offers two options for users: it can be used as a simple Python module or as a command-line tool. I found the command-line interface very straightforward and easy to use, and the final TIFF files were of high quality.
Overall, pdf2tiff delivered a reliable and efficient conversion process. While it may be lacking in some areas, it is still a useful tool for users looking to efficiently convert PDFs to TIFF format.
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