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bia_ta
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April 24, 2019
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Save Single Page of Large PDF as JPEG

  • April 24, 2019
  • 5 replies
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I'm trying to make an easy-to-use-and-edit template for non tech-savvy use. I made the template in InDesign and output to PDF so that text and images can be edited. My assumption was that the user would be able to output 1 single page of this PDF as JPEG. However, when I go to File > Save As and change the file type to JPEG, there's no place for page range. When I try Export PDF > Image > JPEG, there is no page range option.

Is the only solution for the user to save the file separately, edit the page they need, select Organize Pages, delete all other pages, and then save as JPEG?

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    andrander
    andrander
    Participating Frequently
    May 10, 2024

    Thanks adobe (removed)

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      faustokawada
      Participant
      April 10, 2024

      What I did was extract the page that I wanted and export as image. It`s not ideal but it is a solution to save one page from a pdf with many pages.

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        Martonhegedus
        Participant
        December 14, 2023

        In so many years Adobe still hasn't been able to give the option to choose one or more specific pages to export as an image. Thank God we are paying them monthly for such a user experience.

          Merry_Lightning15C2
          Merry_Lightning15C2
          Participant
          February 14, 2024

          Absolutely. This thread has almost 8K views. Seems like a good bunch of people wondered why there isn't an easy intuitive solution to this over the years...

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            Test Screen Name
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            April 25, 2019

            Just a quick check: will all of these non-tech users have their own subscription to Acrobat Pro?

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              bia_taAuthor
              Participant
              April 25, 2019

              Yes, the company provides CC licenses to whoever requests.

              try67
              Community Expert
              try67Community Expert
              Community Expert
              April 24, 2019

              You can also extract that one page to a temporary file, save it as an image and then close it (without saving). This entire process can be done using a script, so it would only take one click to run it, once installed.

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                bia_taAuthor
                Participant
                April 25, 2019

                I'll have to look into this. I haven't used Javascript in Acrobat since it was referred to as AcroJS. If you have any resources to suggest, that would be awesome.

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