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To convert a PDF file to JPG format with Ghostscript: $ gsatlibvips can convert PDF -> JPEG quickly. On Red Hat-based system: $ sudo yum install ghostscript. Using a terminal where the PDF is located: For the full document: convert -density Converting PDF to images The command required is simple and straightforward: pdftoppm -png test With the pdftoppm command we can convert PDF to images. install ImageMagick. Install imagemagick by clicking here or by running: sudo apt install imagemagick. The syntax is as follows: $ pdftoppm Using the convert command to convert PDF to images using the terminal. error-alert The syntax for converting an entire pdf is as follows: $ pdftoppmpdf_filename> In the example below, the name of my document is Linux_For_ and we will convert it to PNG format and name the images as Linux_For_Beginners Tools needed to transmute pdfs to png/jpeg formats: pdftoppm command – Portable Document Format (PDF) to Portable Pixmap (PPM) converter (image format). Discover how to do install the utility, how to use it, and how to automate your setup Convert PDF Document to Image. convert [pdf-file] [output].[format] For example, convert On Debian-based system: $ sudo apt-get install ghostscript. Use the following conversion command with covered syntaxes on converting pdf to jpeg, png, gif, and tiff format. It comes with most linux distributions, it's in homebrew on macos, and you can download a windows binary from the libvips site. The syntax of this command is quite simple to use. We GIMP app – We can use the GIMP app to import PDF file and then export as PNG/JPG image format. To convert pdf to image format. convert output_ Note: Ensure you replace the “ ” with your file name. Converting pdf to image on Linux. convert command – Convert between image formats and resize an image, blur, crop, despeckle, dither, draw on, flip, join, re-sample, and much more Debian/Ubuntu/Mint: sudo apt install imagemagick. This will render the PDF to a JPG at the default DPI (72): vips copy Converting a PDF file to an image can be done easily at the Linux command line using a single command.