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    11. Extract Images from Documents

    Extract Images from Documents

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    GroupDocs.Parser can list and export images from supported documents (PDF, Office, emails, eBooks, and more).

    Extract images 

    from groupdocs.parser import Parser

with Parser("./slides.pptx") as parser:
    images = parser.get_images()
    if images is None:
        print("Image extraction isn't supported for this format.")
    else:
        for index, image_area in enumerate(images, start=1):
            print(f"Page: {image_area.page.index + 1}, Type: {image_area.file_type}")
            # Save each image
            output_path = f"image-{index}.{image_area.file_type.extension}"
            image_area.save(output_path)

    The following sample file is used in this example: slides.pptx

    Steps

    1. Create Parser for the source file.
    2. Call get_images() to obtain PageImageArea items.
    3. Inspect page, rectangle, file_type, and save streams with save() or get_image_stream().

    For coordinates-based processing and format conversion, see the advanced images guide; the same workflow applies in Python.

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    GroupDocs.Parser can list and export images from supported documents (PDF, Office, emails, eBooks, and more).

    Extract images 

    from groupdocs.parser import Parser

with Parser("./slides.pptx") as parser:
    images = parser.get_images()
    if images is None:
        print("Image extraction isn't supported for this format.")
    else:
        for index, image_area in enumerate(images, start=1):
            print(f"Page: {image_area.page.index + 1}, Type: {image_area.file_type}")
            # Save each image
            output_path = f"image-{index}.{image_area.file_type.extension}"
            image_area.save(output_path)

    The following sample file is used in this example: slides.pptx

    Steps

    1. Create Parser for the source file.
    2. Call get_images() to obtain PageImageArea items.
    3. Inspect page, rectangle, file_type, and save streams with save() or get_image_stream().

    For coordinates-based processing and format conversion, consult the .NET advanced images guide; the same workflow applies in Python.

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