How to get number of pages in Tiff file?

[punith8626]

Hello,

I have multipage tiff and I wanted to get number of pages in tiff.

Is there any way to get number of pages in tiff page?.If so what is the command for the same ?

[cday]

I have multipage tiff and I wanted to get number of pages in tiff.

Is there any way to get number of pages in tiff page?.If so what is the command for the same ?

You want to extract the pages of a multi-page TIFF file to separate TIFF files, or possibly just read the number of pages?

The command to extract the pages of a multi-page file is:

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-xall

[punith8626]

I want to just read the number of pages in tiff.

Like in image magic we use command identify to read the number of pages in tiff

[cday]

I want to just read the number of pages in tiff.

Like in image magic we use command identify to read the number of pages in tiff

This should be the NConvert equivalent, if you could check if it shows the number of pages:

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-info             : Display informations only

The procedure for creating a listing of the NConvert Help file is given in this post, if you don't have one already.

[punith8626]

-Info will give all information about the file. But I need to have only number of pages.

[cday]

-Info will give all information about the file. But I need to have only number of pages.

There is no specific option for that as far as I know...

ImageMagick has many more options, but NConvert also has some advantages including faster processing, I believe, and the ability to process input and output files in directories...

[0617]

Type in command line. Replace 1.tif with your file name.
With leading space though.

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S:\>for /F "usebackq tokens=2 delims=:" %i in (`nconvert -info 1.tif ^| find "Page(s)"`) do @echo %i
 3
S:\>

Or create command file pages.cmd
No leading space!

pages.cmd

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@echo off
set PAGES=
for /F "usebackq tokens=2 delims=:" %%i in (`nconvert -info %1 ^| find "Page(s)"`) do set "PAGES=%%i"
set "PAGES=%PAGES:~1%"
echo %PAGES%
set PAGES=

Result:

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S:\>pages 2.tif
6
S:\>

[cday]

Thank you for posting your solution 0617!

Sadly the very cryptic notation required rather limits the use of cmd.exe by casual users to provide solutions to problems...