Python Integration

Python Integration

Zero-dependency Python wrapper for office-print CLI.

Installation

Copy office_print.py into your project — no pip, no deps.

Quick start

from office_print import convert, convert_bytes

# File conversion
result = convert("report.docx", "report.pdf")
assert result.returncode == 0

# Bytes (in-memory)
with open("template.docx", "rb") as f:
    data = f.read()
result = convert_bytes(data, ".docx", "output.pdf")

# With options
result = convert(
    "report.docx", "report.pdf",
    format="jpeg", jpeg_quality=85,
    paper="a4", landscape=True,
    font_paths=["./fonts"],
)

API

convert(input_file, output_file=None, **kwargs)

Returns subprocess.CompletedProcess. Check result.returncode == 0.

Arg	Type	Default	Description
input_file	str | Path	—	.docx, .xlsx, .pptx
output_file	str | Path	None	Output path
output_dir	str | Path	None	Batch output dir
format	str	"pdf"	"pdf", "png", "jpeg"
jpeg_quality	int	92	1–100
paper	str	None	"a4", "letter", "legal"
landscape	bool	False
font_paths	list	None	Extra font dirs
sheets	str	None	XLSX: "Sheet1,Data"
slides	str	None	PPTX: "1-5"
streaming	bool	False	Large XLSX
pdf_a	bool	False	PDF/A-2b
tagged	bool	False	Accessible PDF
pdf_ua	bool	False	PDF/UA-1

convert_bytes(data, suffix, output_file=None, **kwargs)

Like convert() but for bytes. Uses temp file internally.

merge_pdfs(inputs, output)

Merge multiple PDFs into one.

split_pdf(input_pdf, output_dir, ranges)

Split PDF by page ranges. ranges = ["1-3", "5"].

Requirements

• office-print binary on PATH or next to office_print.py