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......

[MeenakshiNegi]

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!