Hi @AllexamNotes-t2u, thanks for your comments. Yes, we will work on a video that covers creating links.

Hello, 'find_tables' is on the “Page” class - pymupdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/page.html#Page.find_tables , rather than at the "Document" class level.

New pdf: Doc2 = pymupdf.open() To copy page by page from one pdf to another: Doc2.insert_pdf(doc1, from_page =(int) Whole file is being copied not only a page, what am I doing wrong???

@@amitsangwan007 Hello, you should do something like this: doc2.insert_pdf(doc1, from_page=0, to_page=1, start_at=-1). This would copy pages 1 & 2 from doc1 into doc2 at the end of the document (start_at =-1 means end of doc). You can learn more about inserting documents here: pymupdf.readthedocs.io/en/latest/document.html#Document.insert_pdf

Hello - It can be used for free unless you want to use it in a closed-source proprietary project. PyMuPDF is an open source library available under both commercial and AGPL licenses.

​@@PyMuPDFsorry i am new .but can i use it by preparing a software as .exe file and run on other system ?

@@nitinraina1788 Yes, you can! Write your Python script using PyMuPDF, then use a tool like PyInstaller to convert it into a .exe file. Just install PyInstaller (pip install pyinstaller) and run pyinstaller --onefile your_script.py. This will package everything into a single executable you can run on other systems without needing Python installed.