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PDF-Images vs RWTS PDFwriter

Side-by-side comparison for macOS

PDF-Images

5.0
Developer Tools

RWTS PDFwriter

8.0
Utilities

Print driver for printing documents directly to a pdf file

Metric PDF-Images RWTS PDFwriter
Category Developer Tools Utilities
AI Score 5.0 8.0
30-day Installs 24 104
90-day Installs 83 312
365-day Installs 543 894
Version 1.1 3.1c
Auto-updates No No
Deprecated Yes No
GitHub Stars 21 1.1K
GitHub Forks 4 93
Open Issues 1 2
License GPL-2.0
Language C++ Swift
Last GitHub Commit 7y ago 8mo ago
First Seen Jun 3, 2016 Aug 9, 2023

Reviews

PDF-Images

PDF-Images is a macOS command-line tool designed to extract images from PDF files. It offers a straightforward solution for users needing to retrieve embedded images, particularly beneficial for developers and designers working with PDFs.

Extracts and saves images from PDF files.

Pros

  • + Command-line interface allows for easy automation and scripting.
  • + Free and open-source, providing transparency and flexibility.
  • + Specifically designed for macOS, ensuring compatibility with the operating system.

Cons

  • - No graphical user interface, which may limit accessibility for non-technical users.
  • - Lack of recent updates raises concerns about compatibility with newer macOS versions.

RWTS PDFwriter

RWTS PDFwriter is a macOS print driver that allows users to print documents directly to a PDF file. It offers a seamless integration with macOS printing system, making it easy to convert any printable document into a PDF without additional steps. Ideal for users who frequently need to create PDFs from various applications.

RWTS PDFwriter acts as a print driver, enabling users to save documents directly as PDF files from any application that supports printing.

Pros

  • + Seamless integration with macOS printing system
  • + Saves documents directly as PDFs without additional steps
  • + Customizable print settings for PDF output

Cons

  • - No auto-update feature
  • - Some users report minor interface issues