So far it seems the defaults render the transparent objects either. I have opened the pdf in preview and i put white squares on all the numbers i want to hide, and printed it to a new pdf. How do i need to change the transparent objects in an inkscape file to be able to export them correctly to pdf?
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Viewing the pdf document, the images are displayed correctly, with parts of them transparent (as they should), but the extracted image files have white pixels for the original. Where the image provides the. Can this be done, without having to use paid tools?
When i open the new pdf all the data is invisible, but i can still.
I acknowledge the op appears to want an answer for windows (although they did not explicitly specify an operating system), to which they have received answers from other. I frequently use pdfimages to extract graphic images from pdf files. There are many ways to ensure text objects are invisible for many reasons and the most common is ocr or simply a pdf.js browser reader. I have a pdf file and want to mask some sensitive information in it such as social security numbers.
The smaller size are 150mb or so for a monthly magazine, which given the content and page count, shouldn't be. Image masks are often used when applying transparency which acrobat might not be downsampling due to the risk of causing a visual change to your document. I have massively bloated pdf files, commercial in nature. Some of the empty groups had mask and clip effects applied to them, and the stacking of these effects is what caused the bug.
The groups/effects can be safely removed.
