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PDF to JPG

Render selected report positions as JPG evidence images and verify the exported page set. Whole pages are rendered; PDF text and metadata are not kept.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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Local limits: Max single file: 10 MB

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A practical guide

Make a bounded image extract from the record.

  1. Select only the page positions required for the evidence set.
  2. Choose JPG and an appropriate supported resolution.
  3. Export the ZIP and check the page images and filenames against the source.

Try this example

Export positions 2 and 6 from a seven-page inspection report as JPG. Confirm those two pages show the expected readings before attaching the ZIP to a record.

Before

  • Pages 1-2

After

  • 2 JPGs in ZIP
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: The whole page is rendered. PDF text, links and metadata are not part of the JPG files.

Combine images into a PDF
What you get

Render selected PDF pages as JPG images in a ZIP. This exports whole pages, not embedded pictures.

Limits and important details

10 MiB input, 200 source pages, 20 selected pages, 4 MP per page/image, 24 MP total and 48 MiB ZIP; extraction also caps at 100 images. Stencil masks and grouped inline images are unsupported. Extraction excludes annotation appearances and does not apply page clipping, rotation or overlays; hidden image areas may be included. Repeats are deduplicated within each page only. Complex PDFs can need more memory. No OCR; ZIP is not PDF input.

Example

Export pages 1-2 as JPG. Unpack the ZIP and check two .jpg files; text is rendered into pictures, not editable text.