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Home > PDF to JPG Converter Free > Tutorials > How to Convert PDF to JPG?
Converting your PDF file to the JPG image format enables you to embed, edit and share the PDF documents with ease. PDF to JPG Converter Free improves the data accessibility to a great deal. When the graphics or images are converted from PDF to JPG, it gives users certain capability to keep the quality and original formatting of the images and graphics as intact and secure as possible.
Launch
PDF to JPG Converter Free and click "Add File(s)"
or "Add Folder" to add PDF files you want to convert.
The files will be listed in the window with total number displayed
at the bottom of the program. To arrange file order, select one
of them and click "Move Down/Up"; to delete one
or all of them, click "Remove/Remove All"; to add
more files, click "Open Source Folder" to choose
other PDF files to input; to adjust the appearance, please go to
"Appearance". Tip: If you are inputting PDF files by adding/dragging in a folder yet for some reason you want to stop, just press "ESC" to quit adding files. Step 2. Specify Conversion Settings
Click
"Options" to specify the conversion settings. In
the "Conversions" tab, you can select the output
directory from original directory or check "Select directory"
and click "Change" to choose the directory you
want. You can also set the overwrite ways when the destination file
already exists.
Click
"PDF to JPG" to start conversion. Within seconds,
the conversion will completes and the converted files are marked
with Word logo. Click "Open Output Folder" to directly
find the converted files. Tip: JPG is a file extension for a lossy graphics file. The JPEG file extension is used interchangeably with JPG. JPEG stands for Joint Photographic Experts Group who created the standard. JPG files have 2 sub-formats, JPG/Exif (often used in digital cameras and photographic equipment), and JPG/JFIF (often used on the World Wide Web).
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