To save this action, on the main menu click "File" and then "Save," or press Command + S. This time type "Move Finder Items" and drag the result to the right, under the existing bracket, and select a folder. To choose where the images will be saved, click again on the "Variables" search field. The Automator tool will also let you save the image files in different formats like PNG or HEIF, if you wish to do that. In the new bracket, next to "Format," choose "JPEG image." Here you can also choose a resolution and the compression quality. Then, in the search field next to "Variables," type "Render PDF Pages as Images." Drag the search result to the right side of the window. Click "New Document." In the new window, click "Quick Action," and then "Choose." When you open Automator, a dialog will appear. If you want to quickly convert entire PDF files as individual JPEG images, you should use the built-in Automator tool, which you can find with the Spotlight search (Command + Spacebar). Once you've chosen your settings, click "Save." Underneath, you'll be able to choose the file's resolution and level of compression. In the new window, make sure to choose the JPEG format (unless you want to edit later). Then, click "File" in the top-left corner, and in the drop-down menu, click "Export." In the Preview app, scroll to the page you want to save. To save a single PDF page as a JPEG image, right-click on the file, and under "Open With," select "Preview." If you have a Mac, you don't need to download any apps to extract and save a single or multiple PDF pages as a JPEG image. If you want to edit the image later, you should choose the PNG format. You can also save the image in other file formats. In the next screen, you'll be able to choose whether to save the page you viewed, all of the file's pages or a certain range of pages.īecause PDFs usually contain vector elements (meaning they can scale without pixelation), use the "Scale" option to choose how many pixels the image will have compared to the preview in the main screen. In the main screen, you'll be able to zoom in and out, or choose a page. Once you've launched the app, click "Load PDF" and choose a file. If you're a Windows user, the easiest way to do it is with a free app called Any PDF to JPG (available from the Microsoft Store). The question is, how to do it in the most effortless manner? Here you go. That's just one of multiple reasons why you'd want to extract pages out of a PDF to use in a different application as an image. If you want to neatly share PDF pages on social media without relying on ugly screenshots, you should convert them to JPEG images, a.k.a.
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