All-In-One PDF Editor

Problem

PDF work is often split across multiple utilities: text extraction, scanned-image OCR, table repair, image insertion, Word conversion, and page merging usually depend on different libraries. PDF EDITOR consolidates that workflow into one local script entry point, suitable for terminal or agent-driven document processing.

Capabilities and flow

• Extraction: prefer PyMuPDF or pdfplumber for text, tables, and images.
• OCR fallback: use pytesseract or easyocr when the PDF lacks a text layer.
• Editing: modify content with insert_textbox, insert_image, page deletion, rotation, merging, and splitting.
• Conversion: convert PDF to Word, images, HTML, plain text, or combine images into a PDF.
• Analysis: summarize key points or inspect metadata such as page count and dimensions.

Boundaries and notes

• Scanned PDFs converted to Word use an image-embedding mode, so output may be page-like rather than fully text-editable.
• Complex borderless tables may need pdfplumber detection tuning.
• EasyOCR is better for Chinese and handwriting, but Windows may hit No module named 'pwd'.
• Default output goes to output/, and the final absolute path is printed after execution.