Open the PDF in Adobe Acrobat Reader (or Adobe Acrobat Pro)
Click File → Export To → Image → JPEG
Choose the destination folder
Select page range (all pages or specific pages)
Click Export
Open the exported JPGs to confirm quality
Use an online converter
Upload the PDF
Select output format: JPG
Choose page range (if available)
Download the resulting JPG file(s)
Use macOS Preview
Open the PDF in Preview
Select the page(s) in the sidebar (if needed)
Click File → Export…
Choose Format: JPEG
Select quality/options (if shown)
Click Save
Use Windows built-in tools (if available)
Open the PDF with a viewer that supports image export (e.g., Microsoft Edge or Adobe)
Use Export/Save As → JPEG option
Save the file(s)
Use command-line (ImageMagick)
Install ImageMagick
Run: magick input.pdf output_%d.jpg
Run: magick -density 300 input.pdf output_%d.jpg (for higher quality)
Use command-line (Poppler)
Install Poppler utilities
Run: pdftoppm -jpeg -r 300 input.pdf output
Output files will be named like output-1.jpg, output-2.jpg, etc.