Pdf Manipulation
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An open-source PDF platform for editing, converting, signing, and automating PDFs with a self-hostable API and desktop app.
A pure-Python PDF library for splitting, merging, cropping, transforming, and extracting data from PDF files.
A command-line tool and C++ library for content-preserving PDF transformations like linearization, encryption, splitting, and merging.
A Python library for reading, writing, repairing, and transforming PDFs, powered by the qpdf C++ library.
A Rust library for creating, merging, modifying, and decrypting PDF documents with support for modern object streams.
A high-performance .NET library for creating, manipulating, inspecting, and maintaining PDF documents.
A pure Ruby library for creating, manipulating, merging, securing, and optimizing PDF files with a Ruby-esque API.
A high-performance C++ library for creating, parsing, and manipulating PDF files and streams.
A free, open-source web application for signing, organizing, editing metadata, and compressing PDF files.
A pure Ruby library for merging PDF files, adding page numbers, watermarks, and stamps.
A task-oriented Java SDK for PDF manipulation with ready-to-use operations and extensible architecture.
A simple C library for reading, writing, and filtering PDF files with support for encryption and metadata.
A PowerShell module for creating, editing, splitting, merging, and converting PDF files across Windows, Linux, and macOS.
A Delphi VCL control for embedding and manipulating PDF documents using the PDFium library.
An Alfred workflow to optimize, encrypt, merge, split, and manipulate PDF files directly from your file system.
A friendly macOS desktop app to combine multiple PDF files into a single PDF with a simple drag-and-drop interface.
A .NET library that provides a managed interface to drive the PDFtk binary for PDF manipulation tasks.
A C# wrapper for the QPDF library enabling PDF manipulation, optimization, and transformation with cross-platform support.
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