Exporting PDF file to image

[emil.sekula]

Hello,

Is it possible to export PDF file (4 pages) to the image file ?

Regards,

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

Hello emil.sekula,

Yes it is possible.
All you need to do is select File -> Export to image... and then set the desired file format, and all other settings for the export process.

This is a PRO feature in our Viewer so you will need to have a valid license or the resulting images will have a "DEMO" stamp in their top corners.

Best,
Stefan

[emil.sekula]

But the final result are 4 files and I would like to get only one.

[Bhikkhu Pesala]

This is a PRO feature in our Viewer so you will need to have a valid license or the resulting images will have a "DEMO" stamp in their top corners.

I am using the unregistered version. No demo stamp is added.

But the final result are 4 files and I would like to get only one.

An unusual requirement. How would the pages be arranged? In a single column, a single row, or tiled?

You can join the images easily using IrfanView's Panorama feature to stitch them horizontally or vertically.

If your aim is to put the image on a web page, a PDF file is much better as the user can select and copy text (if that is permitted in the PDF security settings).

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

There are formats like TIFF and GIF that do support "layered" or what it would seem a multi page image (and the windows picture and fax viewer can show the different pages in such TIFF files, so you can try exporting to tiff with "Save all pages to a single multi page image file".

And apologies for misleading you. Export to image is indeed a free feature in our Viewer.

Best,
Stefan

[emil.sekula]

About IrfanView's Panorama feature.
I have done it but final result is still to large for me, it has 2,31 MB and I would like to get less than 1 MB.

About TIFF and GIF formats.
TIFF format was much more bigger than original file. With GIF happaned something strange. It was like some strange 'animation'

Regards,

[Stefan - PDF-XChange]

The default DPI (dots per Inch) for TIFF files when exporting to image in our Viewer is 300, and for readability 72 might be enough with normal sizes used for the fonts in the document.
You could also change the advanced settings for the Tiff file and use grey-scale (or even monochrome) - should be sufficient for text only files and save you 2/3 of the file size.
The compression could also be changed from the default LZW (lossless) to JPEG and save even more space.

As for .gifs yes, most applications will display a Gif file like an animation, so Tiff should be the better choice for you.

Best,
Stefan

[emil.sekula]

I have done it. Thank you very much.

[John - Tracker Supp]

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