Exporting JPG from acrobat DC has low resolution

[manilap93242034]

I cannot export a high resolution image from acrobat DC and accurate Pixel dimension on illustrator.

[Test Screen Name]

Photoshop is better for PDF to JPEG

[try67 · Accepted solution]

Go to Edit - Preferences - Convert from PDF - JPEG and change the settings there to the highest possible quality.

[aerozenith1]

Still comes out as low res...

[gstankov]

Set 'ZIP' option as compression...

Comes out better. Bigger file, yes, but higher quality.

Just changed import/export settings for all file types available.

JPEG settings for all file types are 'medium' quality by default.

Outputing is very bad quality even with 'high' setting for JPEG.

Br,

[gstankov]

Edit: Sory, didn't see this is DC version. Don't know if thats applicable setting.

[n.ice.guy]

Having the exact same issue. running Adobe Acrobat Reader DC 21.001.20145.32109.
The Max Output Size of the final image is 1024x724 with 96dpi which is a joke...
Is there anything I am missing?? My company is paying a license for me and my colleagues just for this one feature we need.

[try67]

Reader is not capable of doing that. Are you sure you're not using Acrobat?

[n.ice.guy]

Hey Thanks for the quick reply!

Is written above - Adobe Acrobat Reader DC.
see attached screenshot!

[try67]

OK, but you're using an online subscription called Adobe Export PDF to do it.

If you've set the Image Quality to Max then that's the best it can get. I agree it's not that good, though.

[try67]

PS. Using Acrobat itself you can get much better results, up to 2400dpi.

[n.ice.guy]

How do I do that? (using Acrobat itself)
File - Save as other - only gives me the options - text, word / excel!

The pdf in the screenshot is a highres pdf export from AutoCAD. see the exported jpg of it. if thats the best it can get out of it its ridiculous. I can't read a single letter or number in here...
thank you so much for your help!

[try67]

You need to subscribe (or purchase a perpetual license) to it, then install it and then you'll be able to use it...

[Test Screen Name]

Acrobat is a different product than Adobe Reader. You have to subscribe to it, uninstall Reader, use Acrobat instead.

If your main interest is in rasterising PDF, though, there is a better Adobe product for the job: Photoshop.

[eonms]

help.  

I am exporting a 100-pages of complex drawings images to progressive 4-scans and 2400 dpi and my computer has started to smoke......

[Meenakshi Negi]

Hi Eonms,

Sorry for the delay in response.

Please let us know how you are converting the files.

Share the step-by-step workflow you do and the issue that occurs.

Share the application and OS version in use.

Let us know if the issue is already resolved.

Thanks,

Meenakshi

[Benji-11]

Don't worry, I've had this problem since 2007, now it is 2023. It hasn't been fixed, I'm getting old and I don't think it get fixed.

Developers think you need pixelated art. Just use it as an Acrobat Pro effect

[Petr231766714y2e]

Can Adobe finally fix the pdf to images conversion please!

[Petr231766714y2e]

Can Adobe finally fix the pdf to images conversion please!

[Josu�_Maga�a8281]

Can Adobe finally fix the pdf to images conversion please!

[Meenakshi Negi]

Hi Josu�_Maga�a8281,

Thank you for reaching out.

Could you please share more information about the issue you experienced with PDF-to-image conversion? Please share the PDF and the image file you create, as well as the Acrobat and OS version numbers currently in use. It will help us replicate the behavior on our end.

Let us know if you have any questions.

Thanks,

Meenakshi