Pdf convert to image

[cool11]

I want an easy way to convert pdf to image.
Each pdf page to a separate jpg file.
How can I do it?

 

[failsafe1]

If you have Acrobat pro you can do this easily. If not I don't know of an online service that goes this direction. There are online convert to PDF.

 

[cool11]

I have acrobat pro.
How can I do it?

 

[patrickq]

Using Preview

I do the following:

1. Open PDF file and go to the page you want to take image from (I'm assuming this will open for you in 'Preview', if not open 'Preview' and then open the PDF file) ... my version of 'Preview' is version 3.0.9, I don't know if this works for older/other versions

2. In 'Preview' go to File then Grab/Selection

3. This will give you a set of cross-hairs that you use to select the area you want, so select the precise area that you want, when you release it immediately opens in a new window, with a file name 'Snapshot ....'

4. Go to File then Save As, type the name you want to save it as in the top box, then go to Format (lower in the Save As frame) and choose JPEG, set the quality as desired, where you want to save it and click Save, you now have a JPEG file saved

5, Job done ... have a well deserved beer/coffee/champagne, whatever is your favourite tipple

 

[failsafe1]

I have acrobat pro.
How can I do it?

Acrobat Pro 8.1 export, image, jpeg

 

[IJ Reilly]

I do the following:

1. Open PDF file and go to the page you want to take image from (I'm assuming this will open for you in 'Preview', if not open 'Preview' and then open the PDF file) ... my version of 'Preview' is version 3.0.9, I don't know if this works for older/other versions

2. In 'Preview' go to File then Grab/Selection

3. This will give you a set of cross-hairs that you use to select the area you want, so select the precise area that you want, when you release it immediately opens in a new window, with a file name 'Snapshot ....'

4. Go to File then Save As, type the name you want to save it as in the top box, then go to Format (lower in the Save As frame) and choose JPEG, set the quality as desired, where you want to save it and click Save, you now have a JPEG file saved

5, Job done ... have a well deserved beer/coffee/champagne, whatever is your favourite tipple

This is correct, but here's a slightly different method which I think is easier. If you need to capture only a portion of a PDF, you can also use the select tool in Preview to choose the area, and then Tools/Crop (cmd-K).

Of course the other way is through Photoshop. In some cases, Photoshop does a better job of rasterizing PDFs.

 

[cool11]

Thank you very much, all of you.