Here, at the top, click the 'Workflow Receives Current' drop-down menu and select 'PDF Files'. You are now on the Quick Action editing screen. In Automator's 'Choose a Type for Your Document' prompt, click 'Quick Action'. In the Automator window, choose File > New from the menu bar. Do this by pressing Command + spacebar, typing 'Automator' in the Spotlight search bar, and clicking on the corresponding search result that returns. Use the Automator Quick Action instead by following these steps.įirst, open the Automator tool on your Mac. In case you have a multi-page PDF file and want to convert it to a JPG file, the method of using the Preview tool mentioned above will not be ideal. You will find the converted JPG file in your specified folder. Now, scroll to the bottom of the Export window and click 'Save' to save the JPG file. Drag the 'Quality' slider to the left to reduce the output file quality, or to the right to increase the file quality.Īlternatively, you can also click in the "Resolution" field and enter a resolution value. Then choose a folder to save this file.Īt the bottom of the export window, click the 'Format' drop-down menu and select 'JPEG'. At the top of this window, click the "Export As" text field and enter the converted JPG filename. Preview's file export window will appear. Then, from the menu bar, click File > Export. In the Preview interface, select the PDF page you want to convert to a JPG file. Right-click the PDF file and choose Open With > Preview from the menu that appears.
Start by opening the folder containing your PDF in Finder. To convert a specific page in a PDF file to a JPG image file, you can use the built-in Preview app on your Mac.
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