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You can convert PDF files to other file formats via Command line using Total PDF Converter.
To work with Command line you should use the following code: PDFConverter.exe <source> <destination> <options>
where
- <source> is the destination path of the original PDF file location;
- <destination> is the destination path where converted file should be kept;
- <options> is the name of the option you want to use while converting the file.
For example: PDFConverter.exe C:\Documents\PDF.pdf C:\DOC\example.doc - c doc
The program will convert the file PDF.pdf into DOC document example.doc
and place it in the folder C:\DOC\
- If you want to convert all the files from one folder use * sign.
For example: PDFConverter.exe C:\Documents\*.pdf C:\DOC\ - c doc
Total PDF Converter will convert all PDF files from the folder C:\Documents\ to DOC format and place them in the folder C:\DOC\
- If you need to do batch conversion put appropriate PDF files to list.txt
For example: PDFConverter.exe -list List.txt C:\DOC\ - c doc
Total PDF Converter will convert all PDF files from the file list List.txt to DOC and place them in the folder C:\DOC\
- As for Command line options you may observe the list of them in Total PDF Converter:
- Click 'Help' and select 'Command line parameters'.

- The list of options will appear.

- The options are the following:
- -log <FileName> - Don`t show errors. Write them to the log file
- -list - File with files mask to convert
- -Recurse - Include subfolders
- -do - Delete originals
- -kfs - Keep Folder Structure
- -errdir - Error folder (for invalid files)
- -c - Destination file format
- doc - convert to Word file
- xls - convert to Excel file
- htm - convert to HTML file
- txt - convert to text file
- csv - convert to csv file
- bmp - convert to bmp file
- jpg - convert to jpeg file
- tif - convert to tiff file
- gif - convert to gif file
- png - convert to png file
- wmf - convert to wmf file
- emf - convert to emf file
- eps - convert to eps file
- pdf - convert to pdf file
- -e - End page symbols to separate pdf pages in the text file
- -s - Put every page into separate file
- -t - Template for generating file name in "separate file" mode
- -csv - Choose the method to extract pdf to csv:
- 0 - Return a CSV string, only data
- 1 - Return a CSV string including font, color, size and position of each piece of text on the page
- 2 - Return a CSV string for each piece of text on the page with the following format: Font Name, Text Color, Text Size, X1, Y1, X2, Y2, X3, Y3, X4, Y4, Text
- -dpi - Choose the quality and size of the produced image:
- -tc - TIFF image compression
- 0 - uncompressed TIFF
- 1 - LZW compression
- 2 - RLE compression (packbits)
- 3 - JPEG compression
- 4 - Bi-level Huffman compression (CCITT1D)
- 5 - Bi-level Group 3 CCITT compression, monodimensional (G3FAX1D)
- 6 - Bi-level Group 3 CCITT compression, bidimensional (G3FAX2D)
- 7 - Bi-level Group 4 CCITT compression, bidimensional (G4FAX)
- -jq - Jpeg Quality
- -pass - Password
- -FP - Fit To Page
- -si - Convert all PDF files into single image
- -po - Paper Orientation
- Portrait - Portrait
- Landscape - Landscape
- -ps - PaperSize
- Letter - Letter
- LetterSmall - Letter Small
- Tabloid - Tabloid
- Ledger - Ledger
- Legal - Legal
- Statement - Statement
- Executive - Executive
- Folio - Folio
- A3 - A3
- A4 - A4
- A4Small - A4Small
- A5 - A5
- B4 - B4
- B5 - B5
- Quarto - Quarto
- EnvC5 - Envelope C5
- EnvC3 - Envelope C3
- EnvC4 - Envelope C4
- EnvC6 - Envelope C6
- EnvB4 - Envelope B4
- EnvB5 - Envelope B5
- EnvB6 - Envelope B6
- EnvMonarch - Envelope Monarch
- Custom - Custom, you need to set paper dimensions
- -pd - Custom paper size dimensions <width>x<height>
- You may also use macros in the Destination path. To do this enter the following:
- <DATE[:format]> - current date, default format is yyyymmdd
- <TIME[:format]> - current time, default format hhmmss
For example: destination C:\<DATE>_<TIME:hhmm> produce file C:\20100318_1300
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