00:00Music
00:09So, over here you can see that I got a PDF document.
00:13Let us export this as an image.
00:15So, to export that as an image, you simply go to file right here,
00:20and then you have an option as export to.
00:24So, once you go over here, you can see image,
00:26and you can choose a bunch of formats right here.
00:29So, you can export it as a PNG file, TIFF, JPG2000 or JPG.
00:35But I am going to choose JPG because that's the standard used by most people across the world.
00:41So, I am going to choose this one.
00:42And over here, you can see that I can choose the place where I can export this to.
00:47So, I am going to choose desktop and inside images.
00:50Let me tweak around a bit with the settings.
00:52So, since my slide got a bit of images to it,
00:55I am going to just say high quality.
00:59So, high quality right there.
01:01So, JPG quality, high maximum.
01:03And color, high quality color to be used.
01:06For the format, you can choose the optimize or standard.
01:11But standard is alright for you to use it.
01:14Also, you can choose the color profile, the CMYK profile if you are actually getting it ready for print.
01:20And if you want to export it as grayscale, you can choose this as well.
01:25But I want it color, so I am just going to use this as it is.
01:29That's also color conversion that you can use.
01:32So, you can choose either RGB for screen displays and CMYK for screen.
01:37I mean CMYK for print.
01:39And grayscale for black and white picture.
01:42You can also choose the resolution right here.
01:44So, you can choose 72 pixels per inch for screen displays.
01:48And if you are sending it for print, you can choose as much as 600 or more than 600 pixels
01:55per inch.
01:55I am just going to leave it to determine automatically.
01:58So, I am going to press ok and over here, I am going to press save.
02:03So, you can see that it is exporting all of my pages over there.
02:07And I am going to go to my desktop now.
02:10And under images, you will be able to see that these are the images that it exported.
02:14So, it has exported everything out as a JVC image.
02:19So, I can zoom this in.
02:20This is an image as you can see.
02:22So, it is a pixelated rasterized image as you can see right here.
02:26So, let us go back into our file.
02:29And let's say I just want to export the images out of these slides.
02:37So, I just want to export images.
02:39In that case, I can go over here on the right.
02:41And here, I have an option to export PDF.
02:45So, I am going to click on this.
02:46And over here, you can see that image is a choice.
02:50So, I am going to click on image.
02:52And instead of just JPZ, I am going to click on export all images.
02:56So, now it is going to avoid all the text and designs.
02:59And it is just going to export the image.
03:01So, now I am going to go over here.
03:03Choose the settings that I want.
03:05I am just going to leave it as default.
03:08And I am going to say export.
03:10And once I do that, I am going to go into my desktop right here.
03:14In my desktop, I am going to choose images.
03:17Open.
03:18And here, I am going to export this out.
03:20So, I am going to say presentation image.
03:24Save.
03:25And it is exporting all the images right there.
03:28So, now once I go back to the folder.
03:30You can see that only the images out of the PowerPoint slide.
03:35I mean the PDF slide has been exported right there.
03:38So, these are the images.
03:40So, you just want to get the images back out of the PDF document.
03:43You can just export it out like this.
03:46So, that is how you can export images by using Adobe Acrobat Pro DC.
03:50Hope you guys learned something as always.
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