Fitting image into PDF using ITEXT
Solution 1
Solved for me:
//if you would have a chapter indentation
int indentation = 0;
//whatever
Image image = coolPic;
float scaler = ((document.getPageSize().getWidth() - document.leftMargin()
- document.rightMargin() - indentation) / image.getWidth()) * 100;
image.scalePercent(scaler);
from @Franz Ebner
Solution 2
I know it's an old question, but I was looking for it myself and I've found:
Image image = ...;
image.scaleToFit(PageSize.A4.getWidth(), PageSize.A4.getHeight());
found it useful enough to share here.
user2582318
Updated on July 23, 2022Comments
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user2582318 almost 2 years
Hi im having some problems to add the image into the PDF using the itextPDF...
i have more than 10.000 images scanned from original paper in past years, and different sizes/pixels
when i add image into pdf using
img.scaleAbsolute(823,640) or img.scaleToFit(823,640)
doesnt change the result of each image, for example this ones:
First One 654 is the correct one that fit perfectly in the pdf PAGE, the original tiff image has (2048 x 2929)
here image ->
here is the second one 9436 that original tiff image has (1470 x 2057)
look the MARGIN of the pdf in the first and in the second one...
there is a way to make EVERY image like the 654, no matter the original size??
thanks, aprreciate any idea, or i will have to open all the image in paint and edit it :(
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abh22ishek over 8 yearsbut the image whatever it comes ,it is getting compressed.how to scale the image properly ,so it should appear proper
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Ahmet Kocaman over 7 yearsThanks a great solution :)
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Chandler Bing almost 7 yearsThanks for saving me in 2017.
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Carrm over 5 yearsIf you use margins, you have to substract them from the page width/height otherwise the image will be cut. You can get them from the document (see the validated answer).