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pdfparanoia
pdfparanoia is a PDF watermark removal library for academic papers. Some publishers include private information like institution names, personal names, ip addresses, timestamps and other identifying information in watermarks on each page.
Installing
Simple.
sudo pip install pdfparanoia
or,
sudo python setup.py install
pdfparanoia is written for python2.7+ or python 3. You will also need to manually install "pdfminer" if you do not use pip to install pdfparanoia.
Usage
import pdfparanoia
pdf = pdfparanoia.scrub(open("nmat91417.pdf", "rb"))
with open("output.pdf", "wb") as file_handler:
file_handler.write(pdf)
or from the shell,
pdfparanoia --verbose input.pdf -o output.pdf
and,
cat input.pdf | pdfparanoia > output.pdf
Supported
- AIP
- IEEE
- JSTOR
- SPIE (sort of)
Changelog
- 0.0.12 - SPIE
- 0.0.11 - pdfparanoia command-line interface. Use it by either piping in pdf data, or specifying a path to a pdf in the first argv slot.
- 0.0.10 - JSTOR
- 0.0.9 - AIP: better checks for false-positives; IEEE: remove stdout garbage.
- 0.0.8 - IEEE
License
BSD.