A powerful tool to download protected PDF files from Google Drive and other websites with multiple methods to suit different needs.
- Multiple download methods for different scenarios
- High-quality PDF output
- Automatic page size and orientation adjustment
- Efficient CPU and RAM usage
- Automatic fast scrolling for correct page loading
- Cross-platform support (Windows, Linux)
- Progress tracking and error handling
- User-friendly interface with status messages
Best for all scenarios, especially documents with many pages.
- Download this repository and unzip it
- Open the protected PDF in your browser (Chrome, Firefox, etc.)
- Open the browser's developer console (F12 or right-click -> Inspect -> Console)
- Copy the contents of
Download_Script_1.js
and paste into the console - Press Enter to run the script
- Wait for the browser to prompt you to save a
.PDF_DataFile
- Save the file and copy it to the
Input
directory in the repository - Run the appropriate generator:
- Windows: Double-click
Generate_PDF/Windows/GeneratePDF.cmd
- Linux: Execute
Generate_PDF/Linux/GeneratePDF
- Windows: Double-click
- Check the
Output
directory for your PDF
Best for documents with less than 20 pages.
- Open the protected PDF in your browser
- Open the browser's developer console
- Copy the contents of
Download_Script_2.js
and paste into the console - Press Enter to run the script
- Wait for the PDF to download automatically
Best for quick downloads when quality is not critical.
- Open the protected PDF in your browser
- Open the browser's developer console
- Copy the contents of
Download_Script_3.js
and paste into the console - Press Enter to run the script
- Wait for the PDF to download automatically
In any of the download scripts, change the documentName
variable:
const CONFIG = {
documentName: "Your_Custom_Name", // Change this to your desired filename
// ... other settings ...
};
- Method 1: Uses browser's print functionality for highest quality
- Method 2: Optimized for documents up to 20 pages
- Method 3: Fastest but lower quality output
-
For Better Quality:
- Method 1: Zoom in your browser (200-300%) before running the script
- Method 2: Zoom in your browser (130-150%) before running the script
- Method 3: Best for quick previews or when quality isn't critical
-
File Organization:
- Output directory contains individual PDF directories
- Each PDF directory contains a "Pages" folder with individual page images
- Method 1 supports bulk PDF generation by placing multiple
.PDF_DataFile
in the Input directory
-
Troubleshooting:
- If a PDF directory already exists, you'll be prompted to delete it
- Press 'Y' to overwrite or 'N' to skip that specific file
- Check the console for detailed progress and error messages
- If you encounter issues, try refreshing the page and running the script again
- Method 1: Uses ImageMagick for PDF generation
- Method 2 & 3: Use jsPDF for PDF generation
- Erdos1729 - Gmail Feel free to contact for projects or support.
This project is open source and available under the MIT License.