Save PDF as JPEG, but only specific pages not full pdf

Question

I have a pdf of +50 pages. I want to save page 25 as a jpeg. Is this possible to do without saving the full pdf as jpeg?

Answer 1

Import the PDF on Gimp, it will show a dialog where you select the page(s) you want to convert.

Then Export as some_name.jpg.

Answer 2

Take a screenshot of the page. A great tool for this is Greenshot, which let's you crop your selection as you take the screenshot, and export in various ways.

If you don't want to use third party tools, you can do this easily in Windows with only Adobe Reader and Paint.

1. In Adobe Reader, click Edit, "Take a Snapshot"

2. Click and drag the area of the page you want to save
3. Right click the select and Copy

4. Open MS Paint, paste your selection, and save as a JPEG

Answer 3

If your PDF contains vector art that you would like to retain in high quality so that you can export a higher resolution image then Inkscape is an option.

When you open a PDF file it will open a dialog asking which page you want to load and some extra options.

It can import PDFs and export them in either a raster image (png) or it can export in a vector format such as svg or emf which can result in a lot higher quality outputs.

I find emf files created from pdfs via Inkscape will give very good quality printed output when inserted into Word documents, especially when the source is a technical drawing.

Answer 4

You can with Sejda's online PDF to JPG converter:

1. Open https://www.sejda.com/pdf-to-jpg in your browser.
2. Select your PDF file.
3. On the page you'd like to convert (Eg: page 25) click Save as JPG.

The page will be converted to an image and saved to your local computer.

Disclaimer: I'm one of the devs.