How to Save PDF Pages as JPG Images in Windows and macOS

[Amir Shoam]

If you want to neatly share PDF pages or extract info from a PDF without relying on ugly screenshots, you should convert them to JPG images. Here's how you do it in the most effortless manner.

Read the full article here.

https://www.techspot.com/article/2430-save-pdf-as-jpg/

 

[GregonMaui]

Hmmmm. I find it simpler to just go to Preview, and select export. You can select a variety of formats including Jpeg. So why use automator?

There is also a convenient way to do this via shortcuts in Monterey. You could even set as a Finder QuickAction, and execute the shortcut with the pdfs selected in finder

 

[AnilD]

Hmmmm. I find it simpler to just go to Preview, and select export. You can select a variety of formats including Jpeg. So why use automator?

There is also a convenient way to do this via shortcuts in Monterey. You could even set as a Finder QuickAction, and execute the shortcut with the pdfs selected in finder

Except that's exactly what the tech tip explained (the macOS part).

 

[amghwk]

There are also lots of free online converters. Unless, of course, you are worried about the contents in your PDF. The first non-ad result in Google will show you that. (I use Ublock Origin, so I never see the ads in Google).

 

[GregonMaui]

Except that's exactly what the tech tip explained (the macOS part).

Strange. I didn't see that when I read the article. Either it was updated (that is what I’m going with) or I completely messed up. Still did not mention the shortcuts not using Automator, so there is that

 

[Amir Shoam]

Strange. I didnt see that when I read the article. Either it was updated (that is what I’m going with) or I completely messed up. Still did not mention the shortcuts not using Automator, so there is that

The Web Archive is useful for settling such debates: https://web.archive.org/web/20220317111742/https://www.techspot.com/article/2430-save-pdf-as-jpg/