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Need to convert a bunch of pdfs to jpgs, but somewhat ridiculously, the program is too clever.

It wants to convert all the fonts, is there anyway I can open the file as a picture? So it's not editable?

This is possible in the 'other' photo based program...

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Why not just export the opened pdfs as jpegs?

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Because main file is at work and pdf (and Affinity) is at home.

I collected files for portfolio, but now found out how I am going to use them (sticking them into a free website maker), I can't use pdfs.

So in conclusion - what I want, cant be done?

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1 minute ago, 21Pilots said:

Because main file is at work and pdf (and Affinity) is at home.

I collected files for portfolio, but now found out how I am going to use them (sticking them into a free website maker), I can't use pdfs.

So in conclusion - what I want, cant be done?

I do not understand your answer. What format is "main file"? Are you saying you cannot access something from your present location be it at work or at home?

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23 hours ago, 21Pilots said:

Need to convert a bunch of pdfs to jpgs, but somewhat ridiculously, the program is too clever.

It wants to convert all the fonts, is there anyway I can open the file as a picture? So it's not editable?

This is possible in the 'other' photo based program...

Which program is too clever and tries to convert all fonts, also do you mean fonts embedded in PDFs here?

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The original files are made in InDesign, which from that I have made a pdf.

What I was attempting to do is open that pdf in Affinity Photo, to convert it into a jpg. But I need to be able to open the pdf as a flat image as I don't have the same fonts.

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15 minutes ago, 21Pilots said:

Because main file is at work and pdf (and Affinity) is at home.

I collected files for portfolio, but now found out how I am going to use them (sticking them into a free website maker), I can't use pdfs.

So in conclusion - what I want, cant be done?

How does this 'main file at work' relate to the pdf files you have at home? Are they the same image in different formats? If they are, the @R C-R's solution is the way to go. If not then what are they?

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Or just export directly from InDesign as JPG, as far as you didn't intended to apply at home making changes to the PDFs and thus just wanted to convert formats.

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