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source: "KemoNine Blog"
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## Important Note
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Krita can natively import PDFs with each page as a layer. You can simply open the PDF within Krita and then cut/copy/paste each later into a new image as appropriate or work with them as a single image.
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The above approch with Krita can be significantly easier and less fiddly than the below.
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## The original blog post...
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If you have access to `imagemagick` you can quickly convert a PDF coloring page(s) to grayscale PNG using the below procedure and notes.
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## Important Note
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Krita can natively import PDFs with each page as a layer. You can simply open the PDF within Krita and then cut/copy/paste each later into a new image as appropriate or work with them as a single image.
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The above approch with Krita can be significantly easier and less fiddly than the below.
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## Extraction
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- Use [pdfcpu](https://github.com/pdfcpu/pdfcpu)
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- See command line options
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- `extract -m image` is a good choice
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