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Correct answer JAH-Lou

Tools

Create custom

Scroll left column to very bottom

Expand Save and Export

Very last item, again, is EXPORT ALL IMAGES

Click to move to right column

Name the toolbar

For extra ease of use –

Click and drag the icon from the right menu to somewhere on your top toolbar to always have it handy.

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Red Point
Inspiring
July 4, 2023

Why cant Adobe just add an "Export images" command? Is that so difficult to do?

None of the solution above worked for me as I don't have any of the above mentioned menu items. Seems like Adobe has simplified DC to the point of it becoming unusuable. These minimalist UIs are killing me. 

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    XJOSE
    New Participant
    September 3, 2020

    The instructions worked well, thank you, but let me be honest, the structuring of the actual message had me like ???? for at least 5 minutes.

     

    So, for those used to textbook-style Adobe software instructions:

    1. In the top bar of Acrobat DC, go to Tools. 

     

    2. Scroll all the way down to the bottom of the page and look on the left-hand side, select 'Create Custom Tool'. If you don't have this tool already added, click 'Add' and after it installs, then click 'Open'. 

    3. In the Create Custom Tool, on the left-hand side column, scroll all the way down and select 'Save & Export' > 'Export All Images'.

    4. Now Select 'Add to Custom Set' or the button in the middle with the arrow pointing to the right column to add this tool to your toolbar. Enter a name for it and click 'Save'.

    5. Go to the PDF you want to extract from, you will see your new tool on the toolbar, right under Create Custom Tool. Click the tool, and now you can save the photos!

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      stever89154387
      New Participant
      November 27, 2021

      Your/JAH-Lou's solution works well if you don't want to choose any options.

       

      If you want to choose your graphics format and set options within that format, here's how:

       

      1. In the right-hand column, click Export PDF.
      2. In the "Export your PDF to any format" dialog that opens, choose Image.
      3. Choose the format you want.
      4. Click the gear wheel that will appear next to your chosen format and adjust the settings if necessary.
      5. Check the "Export all images" box.
      6. Choose Export.

       

      Note that if you want to export each page as a graphic, you can do so by leaving "Export all images" unchecked.

       

        Sardok
        Sardok
        New Participant
        April 12, 2020

        Fantastic! Thanks very much!

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        Plesursekur
        New Participant
        November 4, 2019

        I created an account just to tell you thanks for the instructions. I never would have found that on my own!

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          kathykate 23
          Inspiring
          July 2, 2018

          This is not good. Used the answer marked as correct answer. It has now deleted all my previous tools, and now I'm only left with Export images under tools. Where have all my other tools gone?

            try67
            try67
            Adobe Expert
            July 2, 2018

            Click the Customize button above Tools and select Default Tools.

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            kathykate 23
            Inspiring
            July 2, 2018

            Thanks, I've found them now. Bit hasty in my harsh judgement!

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            Adobe Employee
            Steve Cordero
            Adobe Employee
            May 15, 2015

            Tools>Export PDF>Image

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            JAH-Lou
            New Participant
            November 18, 2015

            I think Barry Rickert is asking how to extract the images from the PDF - not turn the page into an image.

            In Acrobat X - it was easy - I even had a shortcut on my toolbar.

            I have Acrobat Pro DC and I cannot find the option. One tutorial says Export>Image>(choose type) and click the gray gear next to the file type. I don't have a gray gear.

            Frustrated.

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              JAH-LouCorrect answer
              New Participant
              November 18, 2015

              Tools

              Create custom

              Scroll left column to very bottom

              Expand Save and Export

              Very last item, again, is EXPORT ALL IMAGES

              Click to move to right column

              Name the toolbar

              For extra ease of use –

              Click and drag the icon from the right menu to somewhere on your top toolbar to always have it handy.

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