How to Convert PDF to JPEG
Although the PDF is primarily used for preserving important information, the format is also a digital container for preserving images. Just as professional printers use the PDF to preserve and extract publishing layouts, the graphics industry uses it to extract and retain image quality on all platforms.
While some users may choose to convert a whole PDF full of graphics into a JPEG, others may want to convert selected images from the file for different purposes. Fortunately, Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro offers both conversion options.
Here is how to convert PDF to JPG free.
To convert an entire PDF files to JPG in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro:
Open the PDF file you wish to convert.
Choose Save As from the File menu.
Choose JPEG from the options available from the Save as type list.
Use the Settings option to adjust file before conversion. Here you can adjust your file settings, color manage your file, and conversion settings.
Once saved, your entire document will appear as an image file in you default image viewer.
To convert all separate images from PDF to JPG in Adobe Acrobat 9 Pro:
- Select Document Processing from the Advanced menu, and choose Export All Images.
- Choose JPEG as your saved file type. Click on Settings to bring up the dialogue of conversion settings.
- Adjust File Settings, Color Management, Conversion and Extraction settings. Click on OK.
- Your images will be saved and numerically filed. Once saved, your images can be viewed as separate files.
