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The 'mutool convert' command converts an input file into another format.
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mutool convert [options] -o <i>output input</i> [pages]
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The command line options are:
<dl>
<dt><i>input</i>
<dd>Input file name.
The input can be any of the document formats supported by MuPDF: PDF, XPS, CBZ, unprotected EPUB, FB2, etc.
<dt>[pages]
<dd>Comma separated list of page ranges. The first page is "1", and the last page is "N". The default is "1-N".
<dt>-p <i>password</i>
<dd>Password to use for password protected PDF documents.
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<dt>-o <i>filename</i>
<dd>The output file name.
The output file name may have a "%d" in the path, which will be replaced with the page number.
If there is no %d, the page number will be appended at the end of the file name for single page formats.
<dt>-F <i>format</i>
<dd>The output format. If missing, it is inferred from the output file name extension.
See below for which formats are supported.
<dt>-O <i>options</i>
<dd>Comma separated list of output options.
The set of available options varies depending on the output format.
See below for details.
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<dt>-A <i>bits</i>
<dd>Number of bits of anti-aliasing to use (0 to 8) when rendering to image based formats. The default is 8.
<dt>-W <i>width</i>
<dd>Page width in points for EPUB layout.
<dt>-H <i>height</i>
<dd>Page height in points for EPUB layout.
<dt>-S <i>font-size</i>
<dd>Font size in points for EPUB layout.
<dt>-U <i>stylesheet.css</i>
<dd>File name of user style sheet for EPUB layout.
<dt>-X
<dd>Disable document styles for EPUB layout.
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Image output
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CBZ (comic book zip) is a multi-page image format.
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The following single page image formats are also supported: PNG, PNM, PAM, TGA, PBM, PKM.
Each page is written to a separate file.
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The output options (-O flag) for image formats are:
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<dt>rotate=<i>N</i> <dd>Rotate rendered pages <i>N</i> degrees counter-clockwise.
<dt>resolution=<i>N</i> <dd>Set both X and Y resolution in pixels per inch.
<dt>x-resolution=<i>N</i> <dd>Set X resolution in pixels per inch.
<dt>y-resolution=<i>N</i> <dd>Set Y resolution in pixels per inch.
<dt>width=<i>N</i> <dd>Render pages to fit <i>N</i> pixels wide (ignore resolution options).
<dt>height=<i>N</i> <dd>Render pages to fit <i>N</i> pixels tall (ignore resolution options).
<dt>colorspace=gray/rgb/cmyk <dd>Render using specified colorspace (if output format supports it).
<dt>alpha <dd>Render pages with an alpha channel and transparent background (if output format supports it).
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PDF output
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With PDF output, we will create a new PDF file that matches the visual appearance.
The PDF output is still a work in progress, so some features may not work.
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If the input is PDF, the output will have nothing in common except the visual appearance.
All bookmarks, annotations, forms, etc, will be thrown away. If you want to do a PDF to PDF
conversion, 'mutool clean' is a better tool to use.
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The PDF output options are:
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<dt>decompress <dd> Decompress all streams (except compress-fonts/images).
<dt>compress <dd> Compress all streams.
<dt>compress-fonts <dd> Compress embedded fonts.
<dt>compress-images <dd> Compress images.
<dt>ascii <dd> ASCII hex encode binary streams.
<dt>pretty <dd> Pretty-print objects with indentation.
<dt>linearize <dd> Optimize for web browsers.
<dt>sanitize <dd> Clean up graphics commands in content streams.
<dt>garbage <dd> Garbage collect unused objects.
<dt>garbage=compact <dd> ... and compact cross reference table.
<dt>garbage=deduplicate <dd> ... and remove duplicate objects.
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SVG output
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SVG output is a single page format, so we will write one SVG file for each input page.
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The SVG output options are:
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<dt>text=text <dd> Emit text as <text> elements (inaccurate fonts).
<dt>text=path <dd> Emit text as <path> elements (accurate fonts).
<dt>no-reuse-images <dd> Do not reuse images using <symbol> definitions.
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