pdf-toolkit

You can merge and split PDF files programmatically by utilizing Python scripting libraries like PyPDF2 and PyMuPDF. This toolkit executes these document manipulation tasks seamlessly without requiring manual effort or complex external software.

Yes, you can add custom watermarks and page numbers to an existing PDF. The toolkit integrates ReportLab and Pillow to generate visual elements and overlay them onto targeted pages during document processing.

This PDF toolkit supports both file compression and encryption to optimize and secure your documents. You can programmatically reduce file sizes and apply password protection using the integrated PyMuPDF and PyPDF2 dependencies.

The best way to extract specific pages from a large PDF is through programmatic page extraction using Python. This toolkit leverages PyMuPDF to isolate and export selected pages into a new document efficiently.

You can edit PDF metadata and rotate pages directly through Python scripts or command-line interface operations. This approach eliminates the need for dedicated software, relying instead on PyPDF2 for structural and metadata manipulation.

PyPDF2 handles text-based PDF structures effectively for merging and splitting, but scanned PDF documents are image-based. You may need PyMuPDF and Pillow for image extraction and manipulation when processing scanned page contents.