PDF Master Command Line

PDF Master Command Line is a tool for processing PDF files. It can merge multiple PDF files to one PDF, split one multipage PDF to multiple single page PDF and encrypt PDF with passwords.

In paperless office work, PDF Master Command Line is very useful, and it is cross-platform and based on command operation. Any operator can use it in Windows, Mac OS or Linux system, and implement batch process by calling the program in batch script or shell script.

Here are some examples of using PDF Master Command Line in Linux. You can also use the examples in Windows and Mac OS.

After downloading the package of Linux version program, you can unpack it to any place in your disk. In the sub directory bin of the package, there is the executable program. You may call the program in a terminal in your Linux.

The following are some examples for merging, splitting and encrypting PDF files.

pdftoolbox in1.pdf in2.pdf -merge -outfile out.pdf

The command line merges the two input PDF files in1.pdf and in2.pdf and saves them to output out.pdf.

pdftoolbox in.pdf -split

The is command line splits the multipage input PDF in.pdf to multiple single page PDF files.

pdftoolbox in.pdf -outfile pwd.pdf -userpassword USER -key128bit

This command line protects the input PDF in.pdf with user password USER with 128-bit encryption and save the new PDF as pwd.pdf.

There are more supported arguments and options of PDF Master Command Line. Input the name of the program pdftoolbox without any option or argument, and then you will learn all the options and arguments of the program by the short manual displayed in the terminal. The manual describes the functions briefly, and you can get more runnable examples in sub directory test of the package. Those examples demonstrates the usages of all supported options.

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