You can use imagemagick (with GhostScript) exec("convert sample.pdf sample.jpeg") PHP: http://www.imagemagick.org/www/formats.html Imagemagick hompage: http://www.imagemagick.org HTH, cheers!
Well actually, there would be multiple images if there is more than 1 page in PDF.. for, if there are 10 pages i PDF, it should generate 10 jpeg images. The command looks like, it will generate only 1 image for 1 file ?
Uh, I don't know - you should try and let us know! Anyway, have a look at this Google Answer, I think you'll find it helpful: http://answers.google.com/answers/threadview?id=134543 Cheers
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using Imagmagic id you would like to just take a snapshot from the first page exec("convert sample.pdf[0] sample.jpeg"); PHP:
I wouldn't use imagemagick via exec(). There is a PHP ImageMagick extension that will provide an interface for using ImageMagick.