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Convert PDF files to images with customization options (output format, DPI, pages, scaling, and image quality). Supports one mode — generate C# code for the user's project.

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Pdf To Image Converter Using Syncfusion .NET PDF Library

Overview

This PDF to image converter library allows converting PDF documents to images without opening the document in the PDF Viewer control. It allows you to selectively export pages as a stream by utilizing the ‘Convert’ method, facilitating the transformation of PDF files into images.

Quick Start Examples

Example 1: Generate Code

User: "Show me the C# code to convert pdf to image." Result: C# code snippet displayed (no files created)

One Mode

Mode 1: Generate C# Code for the User's Project (default)

Use this mode when the user wants to view, write, review, refactor, or modify C# code related to pdf to image conversion processing. Licensing, authentication, and secret configuration are out of scope.

Trigger keywords: "show me how", "how to", "how can I", "how do I", "provide code", "provide an example", "give an example", "demonstrate", "code snippet", "sample code", "example", "sample", "give me", "show me", "Program.cs", "example code", "generate code for", "codesnippet".

Workflow:

Step 1 — Detect Application Type and Suggest Required NuGet Packages

  • Inspect the workspace project files (.csproj, web.config, App.config, Startup.cs, Program.cs, etc.) and use the detection signals table in references/nuget-packages.md to determine the application type.

  • Based on the detected application type, identify the correct NuGet package(s) from references/nuget-packages.md and instruct the user to install them before generating any code.

Step 2 — Generate Code from Reference Files Only

Do NOT invent, guess, or suggest any API, method, property, class, or namespace not explicitly present in the reference files.

  • Read the relevant references/*.md file(s) for the requested feature
  • Build C# code strictly from the APIs and snippets found in those files.
  • Exclude any licensing, authentication, or secret‑handling logic.
  • Do not create or run any .csx script

API Summary

API / PropertyPurpose
new PdfToImageConverter(stream)Loads a PDF document from a stream via constructor
new PdfToImageConverter(stream, password)Loads an encrypted PDF document from a stream via constructor
imageConverter.Load(stream)Loads a PDF document from a stream using the Load method
imageConverter.Load(stream, password)Loads an encrypted PDF document from a stream using the Load method
imageConverter.Convert(pageIndex, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a single PDF page to an image stream
imageConverter.Convert(startPage, endPage, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a range of PDF pages to an array of image streams
imageConverter.Convert(pageIndex, SizeF, keepAspectRatio, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a PDF page to an image with a custom width and height
imageConverter.Convert(startPage, endPage, dpiX, dpiY, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a range of PDF pages to images at a custom DPI resolution (MVC / WinForms / WPF)
imageConverter.Convert(pageIndex, zoomFactor, tileXCount, tileYCount, tileX, tileY)Converts a PDF page to an image using zoom factor and tile matrix coordinates (ASP.NET Core / Blazor)
imageConverter.Convert(startPageIndex, endPageIndex, SizeF, dpiX, dpiY, keepAspectRatio, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a range of PDF pages to image streams with a custom size and DPI resolution (MVC / WinForms / WPF)
imageConverter.Convert(startPageIndex, endPageIndex, SizeF, keepAspectRatio, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a range of PDF pages to image streams with a custom width and height.
imageConverter.Convert(pageIndex, SizeF, dpiX, dpiY,keepAspectRatio, keepTransparency, isSkipAnnotations)Converts a single PDF page to an image with a custom size and DPI.
imageConverter.Dispose()Releases all resources used by the PdfToImageConverter.
imageConverter.PageCountGets the total number of pages in the loaded PDF document
imageConverter.ScaleFactorSets the scale factor to enhance output image quality (default: 1.5f)
imageConverter.ReferencePathSets a custom folder path for PDFium binary extraction in restricted-access environments

Code References

All templates and snippets are in the references/ folder:

FileContents
nuget-packages.mdLists the required NuGet packages for PDFToImageConverter per target platform, with application-type detection signals
load.mdLoads a PDF document (plain or encrypted) as a stream into PdfToImageConverter using the constructor or the Load method. After the conversion, dispose of the PdfToImageConverter using the Dispose method
customizing-conversion.mdConverts PDF pages to images — single page, page range, custom size, custom DPI, and zoom/tile resolution
multithreading-pdf-to-image.mdConverts PDF pages to images using multithreading — via Task-based async and Parallel.For patterns

Rules

  • Output files go in ./output/ directory
  • Don't use any API which is not in reference

Prerequisites

  • Install required runtime and library packages from NuGet before generating code.
  • .NET SDK 8+

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