PDF VB.NET Library
How to Generate Thumbnail for PDF in VB.NET
Support Thumbnail Generation with Various Options for Quick PDF Navigation in VB.NET
In this VB.NET tutorial, you learn how to use XDoc.PDF thumbnail Visual Basic .NET library to
- Create thumbnail images from PDF file
- Create, store thumbnail data into PDF document
- Remove thumbnail data from PDF document
- About C# edit PDF thumbnail, view at How to generate, edit PDF thumbnails in C# asp.net
How to create thumbnail image from PDF file using VB.NET
- Advanced VB.NET PDF thumbnail generator control for Visual Studio .NET
- Able to create thumbnails in .NET WinForms and ASP.NET webpage
- Quick create navigation thumbnail from PDF page or images in VB.NET class program
- Support .NET WinForms, ASP.NET MVC in IIS, ASP.NET Ajax, Azure cloud service, DNN (DotNetNuke), SharePoint
- Create thumbnails from multiple image formats, such as jpeg, png, gif, bmp, etc
- Free PDF SDK library built on .NET framework 2.0
- Online Visual Basic .NET source code is available
RasterEdge XDoc.PDF for .NET allows users to navigate through PDF document in VB.NET application. Generating thumbnail for PDF document is an easy work and gives quick access to PDF page and file, or even hyperlinks. This page shows you with demo code to tell how to create a thumbnail in VB.NET program, please see example as below.
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How to VB.NET: Create Thumbnail for PDF
This is a VB.NET sample code for PDF thumbnail creation. As you see, you are allowed to define and control the size of PDF thumbnail.
Dim inputFilePath As String = Program.RootPath + "\\" + "1.pdf"
Dim doc As PDFDocument = New PDFDocument(inputFilePath)
Dim page As PDFPage = doc.GetPage(0)
' Define the size of the thumbnail.
Dim thumbnailSize As Size = New Size(80, 100)
' Create the thumbnail.
Dim thumbnail As Bitmap = page.ConvertToImage(thumbnailSize)
' Do something ...
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