Converting a Web Image to a Jpeg to edit

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October 20, 2017
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I am trying to convert a web image of low resolution to a jpeg that I can use to print on a post card. What is the best product or application to use to modify it? Is there a recommended procedure? Can the Adobe products that I have access to with Adobe Cloud help me or do I buy an application for that? Help!

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Correct answer John T Smith

What do you mean modify?

If you want to increase the resolution, I don't think that is possible

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dkk1996

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I have an entire page of html mixed into jpg poctures and i would like to know if they can be changed to all jpeg

Nancy OShea

Community Expert

HTML is HTML.

JPG is JPG.

Two different file types with two entirely different jobs.

You need to isolate the images from the web page with your browser's right-click feature. Copy image or save image to your hard drive.

Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert

John T Smith

Community Expert

1st step is to RIGHT click the picture and see if an option to save the picture appears in a pop up option window

If yes, you save and then print... if not, the owner has put code on the page to NOT allow saving

susievAuthor

Participant

Thank you.

I was able to save it. Now that I have saved it, because it is a low resolution, what is the best application to best modify it for print purposes? Photoshop? Do I buy PicMonkey? Photoshop Lightroom? Confused.