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Replace an Image in PDF via Go SDK

Replace Images in a PDF Document using Cloud Go SDK

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How to replace Images in PDF via Go SDK

To replace images in PDF via Cloud Go SDK, we’ll use Aspose.PDF Cloud Go SDK This Cloud Go SDK assists Go programmers in developing cloud-based PDF creator, annotator, editor, and converter apps using Go programming language via Aspose.PDF REST API. Use the following command from the Package Manager Console.

Package Manager Console Command


     
    go get -u github.com/aspose-pdf-cloud/aspose-pdf-cloud-go/v25
     
     

Steps to replace images in PDF using Go

Aspose.PDF Cloud developers can easily load & replace PDF images in just a few lines of code.

  1. Initialize the Aspose PDF API
  2. Upload the PDF Document to Cloud Storage
  3. Reads a local image file and uploads it to the Aspose.PDF Cloud storage.
  4. Inserts the uploaded image into the uploaded PDF document at a specific location using image Id.
  5. Download the result if needed it
 

Replace images in PDF using Go


    func ReplaceImage() {
        localFolder := "C:\\Samples"
        storageDocumentName := "sample.pdf"
        localImagePath := "C:\\Samples\\sample.jpg"
        storageImageFile := "sample.jpg"
        storageTempFolder := "TempPdfCloud"
        outputFileName := "output_replace_images.pdf"
        imageId := "GE5TCMJQGUZDWMJZGMWDOMZSFQZDSOBMG42DK"

        AppSID := "****************" // Your Application SID
        AppKey := "************"     // Your Application Key

        pdfApi := asposepdfcloud.NewPdfApiService(AppSID, AppKey, "")

        args := map[string]interface{}{
            "folder":        storageTempFolder,
            "imageFilePath": filepath.Join(storageTempFolder, storageImageFile),
        }

        file, _ := os.Open(filepath.Join(localFolder, storageDocumentName))
        _, _, _ = pdfApi.UploadFile(filepath.Join(storageTempFolder, storageDocumentName), file, args)

        imageFile, _ := os.Open(localImagePath)
        _, _, _ = pdfApi.UploadFile(filepath.Join(storageTempFolder, storageImageFile), imageFile, args)

        _, httpResponse, err := pdfApi.PutReplaceImage(storageDocumentName, imageId, args)
        if err != nil {
            fmt.Println(err.Error())
        } else if httpResponse.StatusCode < 200 || httpResponse.StatusCode > 299 {
            fmt.Println("ReplaceImage()): Failed to replace image in the document.")
        } else {
            result_data, _, _ := pdfApi.DownloadFile(filepath.Join(storageTempFolder, storageDocumentName), args)
            fileName := path.Join(localFolder, outputFileName)
            f, _ := os.Create(fileName)
            _, _ = f.Write(result_data)
            fmt.Println("AppendImage(): image '" + storageImageFile + "' replaced successfully in the document '" + outputFileName + "'.")
        }
    }
 

Work with Images in PDF

Images make documents visually engaging and help break up large blocks of text, making them more attractive to readers. Photos, screenshots, or icons can add context to the content, making it more relatable and meaningful for the audience. Including images in PDFs is essential for creating engaging presentations, user manuals, marketing brochures, and educational materials. Add the Images into PDF documents with Aspose.PDF Cloud Go SDK.

With our Go library you can:

  • Add PDF document’s header & footer in text or image format.
  • Add tables & stamps (text or image) to PDF documents.
  • Append multiple PDF documents to an existing file.
  • Work with PDF attachments, annotations, & form fields.
  • Apply encryption or decryption to PDF documents & set a password.
  • Delete all stamps & tables from a page or entire PDF document.
  • Delete a specific stamp or table from the PDF document by its ID.
  • Replace single or multiple instances of text on a PDF page or from the entire document.
  • Extensive support for converting PDF documents to various other file formats.
  • Extract various elements of PDF files & make PDF documents optimized.
  • You can try out our free App to change image dimensions in PDF files online and test the functionality.