exporting pages to jpg/png

[village9991]

I need to export a multipage document in single JPG/PNG.
I'm using the export function but it works only to the selected page.

Do you know how to export a multi page document into images automatically instead of manually page by page?

thanks

[steve.ledger]

You can't - they're multiple pages.

However, depending on how many pages you have, you might be best just creating a larger template (page) size and arrange all your A4 sized pages onto that.
For example. If you have 4 x A4 pages, create an A2 page size and copy all A4 layouts to it.
Then you can export as one raster file.

[raynerj1]

Taking a little different tack then Steve took, I would export all the pages singlely, then just drop those exported pages into a larger format page, then export the huge jpg.

[steve.ledger]

[gwpriester]

You could put each page on a different layer.

Then export as PNG with the Option

[steve.ledger]

But he only wants ONE Raster file Gary.

[alexbozhenov]

But he only wants ONE Raster file Gary.

Then maybe put pages to its own layers and export as PSD?

[davelash]

I just posted a solution to an identical request on another thread. I'm duplicating it here:

This is a 2007 thread but anyone searching the archives should check out SnagIt -- a perfect answer for Wizaerd's inquiry. SnagIt ($49.95) is a screen capture tool on steroids from TechSmith, the makers of Camtasia. I use it many times a day and it is a great complement to XX.

For Wizaerd's issue, SnagIt works like a virtual printer (just like Acrobat Distiller) that outputs any raster file format you want. Go to File > Print, then set the Printer Properties the way you want: file format, resolution, etc. You can also assign how each page is named automatically: Wizaerd_page01.jpg, for example.

SnagIt does 99 other time-saving things. I highly recommend it to anyone working with images. Get the trial. I have no financial interest; just want the forum to know of a great tool.

Enjoy,
Dave