Thanks for your replies everyone! I tried that PDF to iPhoto thing and it worked perfectly as did Graphic Converter.
I have the same problem.. i have done that but i cannot seem to take it off iPhoto.. but it has converted it to JPEG but i cannot seen to take it off iPhoto andput it on my iPod for example please help !
If you want to do this without having to run through iPhoto (I know I wouldn't want jpg copies of PDF pages cluttering up my iPhoto library), build this custom workflow in Automator.
(This will also output a single PDF for each page in the document, but you could clean that up by adding further actions to this workflow.)
Hi all its really easy to change the file by opening the file in preview and clicking export from the file menu, in export it all there for you, just save the file to where you want and its done after you have changed the file etc... good luck hope this helped.I have a document in pdf format that I would like to convert to jpeg (or another similar picture format). Preview allows me to do this but only one page at a time. I would ideally like to convert all the pages at once. Thanks.
Hi all its really easy to change the file by opening the file in preview and clicking export from the file menu, in export it all there for you, just save the file to where you want and its done after you have changed the file etc... good luck hope this helped.
Try this:
Select "Print...". Click on the "PDF" button and select "Save PDF to iPhoto".
This will run a workflow (Automator) which will ask you for a location to store the imported images (Album name).
It'll create a new Album in iPhoto with the images imported from the PDF document. They're JPEGS.
The individual file names were a bit cryptic, in my test case, but it might have been the original PDF document I was using.
btw: I just discovered this as a result of your question - thanks. It might be useful sometime.
Thank you!!
Opening preview and doing below worked Perfect!!
1. Ask for Finder Items
2. Render PDF Pages as Images
3. Move Finder Items (set location to the folder you want them to be in)
4. Rename Finder Items (for you to set the item of final files.)
Try this:
Select "Print...". Click on the "PDF" button and select "Save PDF to iPhoto".
This will run a workflow (Automator) which will ask you for a location to store the imported images (Album name).
It'll create a new Album in iPhoto with the images imported from the PDF document. They're JPEGS.
The individual file names were a bit cryptic, in my test case, but it might have been the original PDF document I was using.
btw: I just discovered this as a result of your question - thanks. It might be useful sometime.