A Pure-Python library built as a PDF toolkit. Prepare documents for distribution.
Features: - Watermark: Dynamically generate watermarks and add watermark to existing document - Label: Overlay text labels such as filename or date to documents - Encrypt: Password protect and restrict permissions to print only - Rotate: Rotate by increments of 90 degrees - Upscale: Scale PDF size - Merge: Concatenate multiple documents into one file - Slice: Extract page ranges from documents - Extract Text and Images - Retrieve document metadata and information
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