Windows 10: Converting a pdf file

I am using Windows 10 at the moment and am wondering if I can convert a pdf file to jpeg.

Anyone know please?

:)

 

AutoCAD

You can convert DRW files into a PDF and use phones PDF viewer.

You can also convert them into JPEG files

 

Edge: cannot open lots of PDF files

To get Microsoft Edge to open pdf files - permanently:-

Open Internet Explorer.

Click on pdf logo at thop right of screen.

Click on 'Convert' and 'Convert current web page to an Adobe PDF file'.

Now check that Edge can open pdfs.

 

You could use an on line conversion site.

jpg format:
PDF to JPG online converter - Convert PDF to JPG for FREE
PDF to JPG Online Converter - Convert PDF to Image formats

- maybe you can find one for jpeg if that's what you need.

 

I just tried something and it worked, I use Sumatra PDF reader, and right clicked - select all - copy selection - opened Windows Paint - pasted it in - saved as jpeg and it worked. Here is the result:

 

Was your source a text-based pdf?

 

It worked for all my PDFs, manuals, white papers, and so on.

 

If you send it to OneNote then copy, and then paste into Paint, you can do a whole manual:
click a few times to enlarge, in the forums.

 

I have downloaded Sumatra, opened my file and clicked 'copy' but when I open 'Paint' I don't get any right click options, jus a faint cross on the screen.

 

want to suggest another opensource solution: imagemagick -> Convert, Edit, Or Compose Bitmap Images @ ImageMagick
Installing imagemagic will allow you to use your command line to convert pdf. For example: Code: convert input.pdf output.jpeg[/quote]

 

Brilliant, thank you cliff S, it has all worked perfectly.

Thanks to all who came in on this.

 

I know this has been marked solved but as another option you could try STDU Viewer
Menu > File > Browse > select file > Right Click > Open
Menu > File > Export > to image...
Select image type, pages and destination folder > OK

There is a portable version (which I use) so you can test it without installing it.
Even if you don't use it as your everyday reader at only 9.45MB (portable version) it is handy to have on standby
STDU Viewer

Good luck *Smile

 

What I posted is good for a one time thing, but that STDU Viewer looks like a good find for someone who needs to do it more often*Thumbs