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Mihail Panayotov
Mihail Panayotov

Reputation: 320

PyMuPDF | inserted image is in the wrong place of a pdf page

I need to insert an image into some pages of a pdf and I use insertImage. Following the example I provide fitz.Rect(0, 0, 50, 50) as I want to place the image in the top left corner of the page. Works perfectly for all pdfs, but one - a scanned document for which the image appears somewhere in the center of the page and the image is also 90 rotated. What might cause the difference in the result for that particular pdf and how can I solve it?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 2308

Answers (2)

Mic Ho
Mic Ho

Reputation: 121

I test with Python 3.7.3; PyMuPDF 1.20.2
no need to check page._isWrapped, ( actuall it will show:
AttributeError: 'Page' object has no attribute '_isWrapped'
)

only the below lines is enough:

import fitz

def test_func():
    doc = fitz.open('test.pdf')
    for page in doc:
        page.wrap_contents()
        # do some other stuff
    doc.save('test-new.pdf')

Upvotes: 2

willing_astronomer
willing_astronomer

Reputation: 131

According to PyMuPDF documentation here, due to inconsistencies in how the PDF was created, it is possible the origin of that particular document is not the standard global origin on top-left.

The following snippet resets the geometry of the page:

if not(page._isWrapped):
    page._wrapContents()

If this workaround doesn't work the best, there are other potential solutions listed on the site.

Upvotes: 4

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