Stirling PDFInstall

Summary

Apply a scanner-like effect to an input PDF or image binary data, customizing quality, rotation, colorspace, and other visual parameters.

Inputs

• Input Binary Field Name (File Input) (required) — Specify the name of the binary property containing the input file data to apply the scanner effect to.
• Quality (required) — Choose the scan quality preset: Low, Medium, or High.
• Rotation (required) — Select the rotation preset to simulate scanning angle: None, Slight, Moderate, or Severe.
• Colorspace — Optionally select the output image colorspace: Grayscale or Color.
• Border — Set the border thickness in pixels to add around the output image.
• Rotate — Define a base rotation in degrees to apply to the image.
• Rotate Variance — Apply a random rotation variance in degrees for additional rotation randomness.
• Brightness — Adjust brightness multiplier (1.0 = no change) of the output image.
• Contrast — Adjust contrast multiplier (1.0 = no change) of the output image.
• Blur — Set amount of blur to apply (0 = none, higher values increase blur).
• Noise — Set amount of noise to apply (0 = none, higher values increase noise).
• Yellowish — Enable to simulate yellowed paper effect on the output image.
• Resolution — Specify rendering resolution in DPI for the output image.
• Advanced Enabled — Enable advanced settings for additional control if needed.
• Rotation Value — Provide a custom numeric rotation value in degrees.

Output shape

a single binary file with the scanner-effect applied

The output binary replaces the input binary field with the transformed image; all optional parameters affect the visual styling of the output image. If advanced settings are enabled, additional rotation values can customize rotation further. The node processes the input file binary referenced by the input field name.

Links

• n8n community nodes installation guide