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July 3, 2026
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CONVERTIR A JPG

  • July 3, 2026
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buenos días, tenemos instalado en dos PCs el creative cloud. En el pc de sobremesa funciona correctamente, pero en el portatil la calidad para pasar de pdf a jpg es mucho menor y no nos aparecen las mismas condiciones para convertir. A que es esto debido?  me pueden ayudar a solucionarlo?. gracias!

Adjunto 2 imágenes para que vean la diferencia entre uno y el otro

Correct answer JR Boulay

Tip: Open the PDF in Photoshop and save it as a PDF. The quality is much better.

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JR Boulay
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JR BoulayCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
July 3, 2026

Tip: Open the PDF in Photoshop and save it as a PDF. The quality is much better.

Acrobate du PDF, InDesigner et Photoshopographe
Amal Jaiswal
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Community Manager
July 3, 2026

Hi artesanias__2677

Hope you are doing well and thanks for reaching out.


What you're describing is actually a pretty common situation when Creative Cloud is installed on two PCs but they're running different versions of Acrobat or have different settings. Let's work through it step by step:

Check which version of Acrobat is on the laptop

  1. Open Acrobat on the laptop.

  2. Go to Help > About Adobe Acrobat.

  3. Note down the version number and compare it to the one on your desktop PC.

If the versions are different, that would explain why the conversion options don't match.


Update Acrobat on the laptop
Open the Acrobat Application > Help > Check for updates and reboot the device once . The latest version  26.001.21691 Planned update, Jun 25, 2026 


Make sure you're using the right conversion tool

There are actually two ways to convert PDF to JPG in Acrobat, and they don't offer the same options:

  • Export PDF (Menu > Export a PDF > Image > JPEG) this is the full-featured path and lets you control quality, resolution, and color settings.

  • https://adobe.ly/449dK20 online tools


Check your conversion settings

When exporting to JPEG from Acrobat, click the Settings button before saving. From there you can set:

  • Image quality > Maximum

  • Resolution > 300 ppi for high quality output


Let us know  how it goes. 


~Amal