How to Work with PS and EPS Files in Python

Overview

PsDocument is the entry point for loading and exporting PostScript and EPS files. Use from_file() to load a document by path, or from_bytes() to load from in-memory bytes. All output is returned as bytes — no temporary files are written to disk.

Load a PS or EPS File

from aspose.page.ps.document import PsDocument

ps = PsDocument.from_file("input.ps")
eps = PsDocument.from_file("input.eps")
print("Is EPS:", eps.is_eps)

Export to PDF

from pathlib import Path
from aspose.page.ps.document import PsDocument

ps = PsDocument.from_file("input.ps")
Path("output.pdf").write_bytes(ps.to_pdf())

Export to PNG

from pathlib import Path
from aspose.page.ps.document import PsDocument
from aspose.page.ps.output import ImageSaveOptions

eps = PsDocument.from_file("input.eps")
Path("output.png").write_bytes(eps.to_image(ImageSaveOptions(format="png", dpi=150)))

Load from Bytes

from aspose.page.ps.document import PsDocument

with open("input.ps", "rb") as f:
    doc = PsDocument.from_bytes(f.read())
pdf_bytes = doc.to_pdf()