pyPDFeditor-GUI 2.1.1

A desktop application to edit PDF files.

pyPDFeditor-GUI

This project is based on PyQt5 and PyMuPDF and tested on Python 3.8 & 3.9 & 3.10 on Windows 10 & 11.

Current version is v2.1.1 ⌛

Welcome 🎃🎉

Welcome to use pyPDFeditor-GUI. pyPDFeditor-GUI is a simple cross-platform application, thanks to Python, PyQt5 and PyMuPDF, designed to work on simple PDF handling.

I tried my best to make it close to Fluent UI. Icons used can be found 🔗here.

Features

• Support 3 languages: English, 日本語 (Japanese), and 中文 (Traditional Chinese)
• Fluent UI design
• Cross-platform support
• Open-source and free to use under MIT licence
• Frameless Window on Windows (Snap Layout on Windows 11 is supported)

What's in

• Merge files no matter they are PDF files (.pdf), image files (.jpg .png .jpeg .bmp .tiff .svg), or e-book files (.epub .xps .fb2 .cbz) into one PDF file📚
• (...right-click the page then) Delete pages or rearrange pages
• (...right-click the page then) Extract images from a page
• (...right-click the page then) Rotate a page
• (...right-click the page then) Save a page as a PDF file or image file (.png .psd .ppm)
• Add watermark (PDF only)
• Set password either user or/and owner password (PDF only)🔒
• Set permissions (PDF only)🔏
• Edit catalogue structure of the file (PDF only)📑
• Edit metadata of the file (PDF only)📝
• Convert image files or e-book files to PDF

Requirements 🧩

Python>=3.7

PyQt5>=5.15.4
PyMuPDF>=1.19.2

Install & Run

install from source

you will need setuptools and wheel installed

• first cd to where setup.py locates

$ cd <path>

• then run

$ pip install .

install from PyPi

$ pip install -U pyPDFeditor-GUI

build thy own package

this requires build, setuptools and wheel installed

• run $ python -m build -n on Windows; run $ python3 -m build -n on macOS and Linux

Run

• $ pdfeditor to launch the application.

• $ python -m pypdfeditor_core --reset to reset the application; this will delete all settings, caches and icons. Default settings and icons will be created at next launch.

• $ python -m pypdfeditor_core --remove to remove the whole application.

Screenshot 🎞️

on Windows 11:

Support Snap Layouts on Windows 11

Others

Icons and setting files are stored in the directory C:\User\USER\.pyPDFeditor-GUI (Windows) or home/USER/.pyPDFeditor-GUI (Linux). Please reset the application if icons display incorrectly after upgrading.

Please report any errors to Issues. Thank you!