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How to Convert Image, CSV, Excel & Markdown to PDF with Python Using pdfitdown Library Full Tutorial
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Jun 3, 2025
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uh hello guys uh welcome to this video
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So in this video I will show you a
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Python package which can convert any
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file to PDF So it's an all-in-one PDF
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converter for Python So just search for
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this package PDF ID do D O WL So this is
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actually the package here So the command
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is simple You simply execute this
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command to install this package I have
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already installed it So you can see on
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their website it has mentioned they can
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convert markdown PowerPoint Word Excel
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HTML these
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files So it also works on the command
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line but let me show you a simple
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example on Python So just create a
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simple app py file and let me
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just as you can see we have some sample
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files we have the markdown file we have
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the excel file we have the CSV
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file and we also have the PNG and JPG
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image so you can see this is actually a
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markdown file this is actually a excel
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file we have a tabular data and then we
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have a CSV file so now let me show you
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how to convert everything into PDF So
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first of all you require this package
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from PDF it down and it contains this
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function PDF conversion and from this
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you just need to import the converter
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method After that you just need to
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initialize this like this After
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initializing it it contains the series
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of methods which is the convert
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So here you can actually provide a
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simple image file So it takes an
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argument right here which is file
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path So here you just need to provide
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your image file where it is located So
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my image is located in the
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images/1.jpg So I'm taking this
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example simple jpg image file So I need
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to convert this into PDF So now let me
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show you So as soon as
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I execute this Python script you will
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see on the left hand side it will
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actually
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create So sorry we do need to make uh we
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need to provide the second argument
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where you need to save your output file
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So it takes the second argument output
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path So I will simply say image PDF So
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it will be created in the same directory
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So after that we execute the script You
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will see on the left hand side it will
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create this image dot PDF So as you can
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see my PDF uh image is successfully
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converted to this PDF I can open
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this As you can see now similarly we can
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actually do this for
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the CSV
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file Then we can even do this for the
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Excel file Can provide this Then we can
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even do this
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for markdown file
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So so again we are using the same method
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here
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convert but in the file path we are
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providing CSV file Excel file and
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markdown file and here you can change
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your output file users users do business
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code and for markdown file you can
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provide a title right here like this So
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if I execute this now you will see all
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the files will be converted one by one
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to PDF files So as I execute the script
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here so I recently find out this module
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last week and it basically solves the
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problem for all the files So now this is
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you can see this is actually your
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markdown file which is converted
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successfully to PDF It actually parse
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all the
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markdown So this is your markdown file
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as you can see and this is your
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PDF And then we also have this uh CSV
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file here The data which is contained in
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the inside this CSV file is converted
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And then we also got the Excel file All
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the tabular data has also been converted
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to PDF So it's a all-in-one package guys
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If you are looking for a Python library
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which can actually convert all the files
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using a single package then this package
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is really useful simply execute the
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command to install this It also works in
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the command line as well So the command
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is
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simple and they have a nice
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documentation So on the command line you
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simply type PDF it down You provide the
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input file name and then the output file
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name So this is works in the command
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line as well So it's a very good package
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definitely use it and thank you very
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much for watching this video and I will
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be seeing you in the next video and also
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check out my website freemediattools.com
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