PythonでスキャンされたPDFを読む方法

IronPDF Features

IronPDF for Python comes equipped with a range of features that make it a powerful tool for PDF generation and text file structure manipulation.

Some of its key features include:

1. HTML to PDF Conversion: Convert HTML content, including CSS and images, into high-quality PDF documents, allowing developers to leverage existing web-based content in their PDF generation processes and create searchable PDF files.
2. Text and Image Manipulation: Easily add and manipulate text, images, and other elements within PDF documents, providing fine-grained control over the layout and appearance of generated PDFs.
3. Document Merging and Splitting: Combine multiple PDF documents into a single file or split large PDFs into smaller, more manageable files, offering flexibility in document organization.
4. PDF Forms: Create and fill interactive PDF forms programmatically, facilitating the automation of form-related tasks in business applications.
5. Security Features: Implement encryption and password protection to secure PDF documents, ensuring sensitive information remains confidential and protected from unauthorized access.
6. Text Extraction: Extract text content from PDF documents for analysis or indexing purposes, enabling developers to work with the textual data contained within PDF files with IronPDF's text recognition ability.

Installing IronPDF for Python

Before getting started with the code tutorial, let’s first see how you can install IronPDF for Python.

First, make sure Python is installed in the system, and you have a good Python IDE like PyCharm. Also, PIP should be installed to install IronPDF for Python.

1. First, create a new Python project or open an existing one.

2. Open the console and run the following command and press enter.

   pip install ironpdf

   pip install ironpdf

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3. Just like that, IronPDF for Python is integrated into your Python project.

In this section, we will see how you can extract text from scanned PDF files using IronPDF.

from ironpdf import *  # Import everything from ironpdf

# Set the license key for IronPDF
License.LicenseKey = "Your License Key"

# Load the scanned PDF document
pdf = PdfDocument.FromFile("C:/Users/buttw/INV_2023_00008.pdf")

# Extract all text from the PDF document
all_text = pdf.ExtractAllText()

# Print the extracted text
print(all_text)

from ironpdf import *  # Import everything from ironpdf

# Set the license key for IronPDF
License.LicenseKey = "Your License Key"

# Load the scanned PDF document
pdf = PdfDocument.FromFile("C:/Users/buttw/INV_2023_00008.pdf")

# Extract all text from the PDF document
all_text = pdf.ExtractAllText()

# Print the extracted text
print(all_text)

The above code example extracts text from scanned PDF files. Below is the breakdown of the above code:

1. Import the IronPDF Module:

   from ironpdf import *

   from ironpdf import *

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   This line imports the necessary modules and classes from the IronPDF library. The asterisk (*) indicates that all classes and functions from the module should be imported.

2. Set the License Key:

   License.LicenseKey = "Your License Key"

   License.LicenseKey = "Your License Key"

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   This line sets the license key for IronPDF. You need to replace "Your License Key" with the actual license key you obtained from Iron Software.

   The license key is necessary for using IronPDF and is typically provided when you purchase the product.

3. Load a Scanned PDF Document:

   pdf = PdfDocument.FromFile("C:/Users/buttw/INV_2023_00008.pdf")

   pdf = PdfDocument.FromFile("C:/Users/buttw/INV_2023_00008.pdf")

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   This line loads a scanned PDF document located at the specified file path ("C:/Users/buttw/INV_2023_00008.pdf"). The PdfDocument.FromFile method is used to create a PdfDocument object from the given file.

4. Extract Text from PDF Document:

   all_text = pdf.ExtractAllText()

   all_text = pdf.ExtractAllText()

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   This line extracts all text content from the loaded PDF document using the ExtractAllText method from all the pages. The extracted text is then stored in the all_text variable.

5. Print Extracted Text:

   print(all_text)

   print(all_text)

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   Finally, this line prints the extracted text to the console. The all_text variable contains the text content of the scanned PDF document.

Input PDF

Output text