
PDF FLY 10.0 – The Professional’s Choice!
PDF FLY combines our most popular vector and bitmap modules in one easy to use product. Use it to convert PDF, PostScript and EPS files. Since 1995, professionals in engineering, technical writing and illustration have relied on PDF FLY. It saves time, improves quality and streamlines workflow – all in one powerful product. All formats support a variety of intelligent filter options ensuring a top-quality match with the original. Single or multiple files can be selected and will be converted in one run. For customers large and small across all industries, PDF FLY saves time and quality while enabling new workflows. Buy the Windows version below or click Pricing above for more options.
Features in PDF FLY
- Convert one file or multiple files at the same time
- Convert all pages or specify a page rage
- Intelligent object recognition
- Rotate to any degree
- Concatenates characters to form editable words and lines of text
- Option to ignore text, images or paths during conversion
- Specify minimum line width
- Separates layers in CAD drawing based on colors
- Dashed/dotted lines as segments
- Easy Windows “Wizard” interface selects files, set options and converts in 3 easy steps
- Outputs industry standard vector output formats which are scalable and editable at the text and object level including PDF, EPS, SVG, WMF, EMF, DXF, PS, HPGL, CGM, MIF
- High-fidelity image formats for Web and office including JPEG, GIF, PNG, BMP and TIFF can be generated at ideal resolution settings for print or screen display
- Options to map, reference, substitute or outline Type 1 and TrueType fonts to compensate for font mismatches between source and target systems
- Batch tools (FLY Batch) and developer DLL available (FLY SDK). Linux and UNIX versions offer command line interface.
VECTOR FORMATS (Scalable and editable):
- SVG for XML and the Web
- CGM for tech pubs and engineering
- MIF for FrameMaker®
- EPS and PostScript
- DXF for CAD/CAM/CNC
- HPGL for CAD plotting and viewing
- WMF for Microsoft® Office®
- EMF for Microsoft Office and Microsoft® Windows® printing
RASTER FORMATS:
- TIFF for imaging, archiving, faxing, printing
- GIF, PNG and JPEG for the Web or office
- BMP for Microsoft Windows applications
- ASCII for index, search and processing
ASCII FORMATS
- ASCII text with placement
- stripped ASCII text
- ASCII preview (first few lines from file for summary)
Platforms
- Runs on Microsoft Windows® (32-bit and 64-bit OS in 32-bit compatibility mode), Windows Vista®
- Linux (Red Hat certified, also runs on SuSe and FreeBSD as well as other implementations)
- UNIX (Sun Solaris®, HP-UX®, IBM AIX®)
- Macintosh OS X (command-line only)
PDF FLY converts PDF, PostScript and EPS into all vector and image output formats. Options include:

All in one! PDF FLY converts PDF, PostScript and EPS into a full range of vector and raster output formats. Includes WMF, EMF, SVG, EPS, DXF, HPGL, CGM, MIF, GIF, PNG, JPEG, BMP, TIFF. Single User License for Microsoft Windows.
$249
The PDF FLY Workgroup License may be installed on a network for access by 5 people or it may be installed on 5 individual PC's. Ideal for Tech Doc teams and Engineering departments. Microsoft Windows.
$795
PDF FLY deleivers the complete set of vector and raster formats available via the Linux command line. Simple and accurate conversion from PDF, PostScript or EPS. License key tied to system host name.
$249
Available for AIX, Solaris and HP-UX systems, PDF FLY delivers format conversion power via the command line. Includes the full compliment of output formats. Input PDF, PostScript and EPS. Licensing requires system host name.
$395
Note for our customers: If you have purchased any of our products and want to upgrade, please login to your account. If you are a current user of a competitors’ program and want to trade-up to PDF FLY, let us know and we’ll give you a coupon code to use.
Technical writers at American Honda Motor Company use PDF FLY to convert service manuals from EPS to SVG for web display in a scalable vector format. The software is used on desktops as well as scripted via command-line to automate batch conversions.






































































