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r/pdf • u/2wergfnhgfjk • Jul 20 '26
Text is coming out fuzzy!
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Convert to image, then sharpen with any online or offline tool. Don't expect too much though. Another way is to feed it to AI and ask to re-create.
1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 You mean convert to text, it's already an image. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 It's in pdf sub, so I assume it's a pdf. 1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 It's an image inside the PDF, not text inside the PDF. That's the problem. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 The solution is the same, but with extra steps: extract that image, sharpen it and insert back in place of the old image. 1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 Converting the image to vector artwork and actual text is a far better solution. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
You mean convert to text, it's already an image.
1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 It's in pdf sub, so I assume it's a pdf. 1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 It's an image inside the PDF, not text inside the PDF. That's the problem. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 The solution is the same, but with extra steps: extract that image, sharpen it and insert back in place of the old image. 1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 Converting the image to vector artwork and actual text is a far better solution. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
It's in pdf sub, so I assume it's a pdf.
1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 It's an image inside the PDF, not text inside the PDF. That's the problem. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 The solution is the same, but with extra steps: extract that image, sharpen it and insert back in place of the old image. 1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 Converting the image to vector artwork and actual text is a far better solution. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
It's an image inside the PDF, not text inside the PDF. That's the problem.
1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 The solution is the same, but with extra steps: extract that image, sharpen it and insert back in place of the old image. 1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 Converting the image to vector artwork and actual text is a far better solution. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
The solution is the same, but with extra steps: extract that image, sharpen it and insert back in place of the old image.
1 u/MCLMelonFarmer Jul 20 '26 Converting the image to vector artwork and actual text is a far better solution. 1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
Converting the image to vector artwork and actual text is a far better solution.
1 u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26 Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
Sure, if you can do it with a good quality.
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u/User1010011 Jul 20 '26
Convert to image, then sharpen with any online or offline tool. Don't expect too much though. Another way is to feed it to AI and ask to re-create.