VeryPDF PDF Text Replacer Command Line

VeryPDF PDF Text Replacer Command Line offers you a more straightforward yet relatively lot less user-friendly option of searching and replacing text in your PDF files than its GUI counterpart.

As you may have guessed, the utility's functionality can be accessed only by using the Windows command console, the Command Prompt. It's mainly aimed at more advanced users, as it also offers more functions than the GUI application.

Actually, the package contains a more advanced, standalone version of the replace.exe command line app upon which the VeryPDF PDF Text Replacer (GUI app) is based on.

To get things started, simply launch a CMD instance with administrative rights and run the pdftr.exe. You are provided with a list of all the app's commands and even a few examples, which should help you get to grips with everything that it offers.

That said, you can replace more than one keyword at a time, open password-protected PDF files, search for text in PDF pages, uncompress and debug the files, overlay text or images, as well as customize the font name, size, and color.

Besides everything that's been said, this particular command line app offers a few other advantages. For example, it's less bulky than its GUI counterpart, it does not require any type of installation, so it does not leave any traces on your computer's system, it's more suitable for batch operations, and, best of all, it can be integrated into other products.

To conclude, VeryPDF PDF Text Replacer Command Line and its standalone version pdftr.exe provide you with a direct way of searching and replacing text in your PDF files, alongside a few other functionality advantages.