GroupDocs.Conversion for Python via .NET 24.11 Release Notes
We’re glad to announce the initial release of GroupDocs.Conversion for Python via .NET. In this topic, you will find basic information about the product, along with resources that will help you get started and seamlessly integrate it into your solution.
Overview
GroupDocs.Conversion for Python via .NET is a document conversion API that lets you easily convert the most popular file formats, including DOCX, XLSX, PPTX, PDF, CAD drawings, and many more. It preserves layout and formatting while offering customization options for each format.
Key Features
- Wide Format Support: Supports over 10,000 conversion pairs across popular formats like Microsoft Office, PDF, HTML, and more.
- Flexible Conversion Options: Convert entire documents, specific pages, page ranges, or files within document containers such as compressed files.
- Format Detection: Automatically detects the format of input files.
Supported File Formats
GroupDocs.Conversion supports a wide range of file formats, including Word, Excel, PowerPoint, PDF, OpenDocument, Image, Email, and many others. See the full list of supported formats for details.
System Requirements
- Supported OS: Windows, macOS
- Python Version: Python 3.9 or above
- .NET Runtime Version: .NET 6.0 or above
Learn more about system requirements in the System Requirements documentation topic.
Installation Guide
Download a package for your operation system here and install it using pip:
pip install ./groupdocs_conversion_net-24.11-py3-none-*.whl
Learn more in the Installation documentation topic.
Code Examples
The following code examples demonstrate common use cases of GroupDocs.Conversion for Python via .NET. You can also find these code examples in the Quick Start Guide along with the attached input and output files.
For more detailed and specific code examples, visit our Developer Guide documentation section, where you can find examples on loading, reading document information, converting documents, and logging.
Example 1: Convert a Document to Another Format
This example demonstrates how to convert a DOCX file to a PDF.
from groupdocs.conversion import Converter
from groupdocs.conversion.options.convert import PdfConvertOptions
def convert_document_to_another_format():
# Instantiate Converter with the input document
with Converter("./business-plan.docx") as converter:
# Instantiate convert options to define the output format
pdf_convert_options = PdfConvertOptions()
# Convert the input document to PDF
converter.convert("./business-plan.pdf", pdf_convert_options)
if __name__ == "__main__":
convert_document_to_another_format()
Example 2: Convert All Pages of a Document
This example demonstrates how to convert each slide in a PPTX presentation to a PNG image and save the output images in a specified folder.
from groupdocs.conversion import Converter
from groupdocs.conversion.filetypes import ImageFileType
from groupdocs.conversion.options.convert import ImageConvertOptions
def convert_all_document_pages():
# Instantiate Converter with the input document
with Converter("./basic-presentation.pptx") as converter:
# Instantiate convert options
png_convert_options = ImageConvertOptions()
# Define the output format as PNG
png_convert_options.format = ImageFileType.PNG
# Convert all pages and save to the output folder
converter.convert_by_page("./converted-pages", png_convert_options)
if __name__ == "__main__":
convert_all_document_pages()
Example 3: Convert Files Within a Document Container
This example demonstrates how to convert each file in a ZIP archive to a PDF.
from groupdocs.conversion import Converter
from groupdocs.conversion.options.convert import PdfConvertOptions
def convert_files_within_document_container():
# Instantiate Converter with the input document
with Converter("./compressed.zip") as converter:
# Instantiate convert options
pdf_convert_options = PdfConvertOptions()
# Extract, convert and save output files in PDF format
converter.convert_multiple("./converted-files", pdf_convert_options)
if __name__ == "__main__":
convert_files_within_document_container()
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