VeryPDF OCR to Any Converter Command Line

As the name suggests, the utility is the command version of OCR to Any Converter, the latter having the advantage that it packs an interface that makes navigation accessible for more users, regardless of their computer knowledge.

Nevertheless, VeryPDF OCR to Any Converter Command Line is a tool that enables you to batch process scanned files and seamlessly convert them to editable documents via commands.

The setup is a fast and straightforward operation that entails decompressing the archive in any desired location and then launching a console command window. As indicated in the description, the tool works with a plethora of file formats.

More exactly, the supported input formats include text based PDF files, scanned PDF files, scanned single page and multi-page TIFF files as well as other images, such as JPEG, PNG, BMP, GIF, TGA, PCX and PPM, just to name a few.

As far as the output formats are concerned, you can convert the files to plain text with and without layouts, plain text based PDF files, OCRed BW PDF, color PDF with hidden text layer, TIFF, BMP, GIF, and TGA with despeckling or deskewing options.

Prior to the conversion, the application allows you to configure the files and specify if you prefer to set resolution, the unit DPI, owner password for the encrypted PDF, color depth, rotate, lightness threshold and resizing the image's width and height.

At the same time, you can use commands to adjust the image settings, namely delay value, dispose method, endian type, fill color, compress type or the black-point compensation, for example. You can also set various image operators parameters, including, but not limited to adaptive-sharpen geometry, black threshold value, clip-mask filename, contrast-stretch geometry, emboss radius or the convolve coefficients.

Despite the CLI interface,  VeryPDF OCR to Any Converter Command Line enables you to convert scanned PDF and other images to text files that you can manage easier and without having to worry too much about formatting.