Saturday, August 01, 2015
Convert pdf to jpg image and Post Your PDF On Facebook
3 Different Ways To Post Your PDF On Facebook
http://www.investintech.com/resources/blog/archives/2841-3-different-ways-to-post-your-pdf-on-facebook.html
I think converting pdf to image and upload those as photo is the best option.
The simple way is to use online converter that do multiple pagers of one pdf file to separate images in one go.
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-PDF-to-JPEG
Find an online PDF to JPG converter. There are several to choose from, and most are free to use. These services allow you to upload your PDF file which will be converted to JPG format. If you have multiple pages in your PDF document, each page will be converted to a separate JPG file.
Click the “Choose file” button on the online converter of your choice. Browse your computer for the PDF file that you want to upload. One of the limits to these services is that file sizes are typically limited to 25 MB per file (100 MB in Zamzar’s case and no limit on Smallpdf).
Online converters typically set their default quality at 150 DPI, which results in decent quality conversions. You can usually change this to 300 DPI, which will dramatically improve the quality but lead to a much larger file.
Sometimes you will need to select JPG as the desired output format (others have JPG selected as standard).
Many services will optionally email you once the conversion process is complete, or will email you the download links for the converted file.
If your file has multiple pages, you may be given links to download each page individually, or you can download all of the files at once in ZIP archive format.
http://smallpdf.com/pdf-to-jpg
nice little one
its privacy policy states "Your PDF and JPG files will be deleted from our servers an hour after the conversion. No-one has access to those files and your privacy is guaranteed."
http://pdf2jpg.net/
it has quality options and it also states that no watermark would be given in the pages. Further all documents uploaded will be deleted.
http://www.investintech.com/resources/blog/archives/2841-3-different-ways-to-post-your-pdf-on-facebook.html
I think converting pdf to image and upload those as photo is the best option.
The simple way is to use online converter that do multiple pagers of one pdf file to separate images in one go.
http://www.wikihow.com/Convert-PDF-to-JPEG
Find an online PDF to JPG converter. There are several to choose from, and most are free to use. These services allow you to upload your PDF file which will be converted to JPG format. If you have multiple pages in your PDF document, each page will be converted to a separate JPG file.
Click the “Choose file” button on the online converter of your choice. Browse your computer for the PDF file that you want to upload. One of the limits to these services is that file sizes are typically limited to 25 MB per file (100 MB in Zamzar’s case and no limit on Smallpdf).
Online converters typically set their default quality at 150 DPI, which results in decent quality conversions. You can usually change this to 300 DPI, which will dramatically improve the quality but lead to a much larger file.
Sometimes you will need to select JPG as the desired output format (others have JPG selected as standard).
Many services will optionally email you once the conversion process is complete, or will email you the download links for the converted file.
If your file has multiple pages, you may be given links to download each page individually, or you can download all of the files at once in ZIP archive format.
http://smallpdf.com/pdf-to-jpg
nice little one
its privacy policy states "Your PDF and JPG files will be deleted from our servers an hour after the conversion. No-one has access to those files and your privacy is guaranteed."
http://pdf2jpg.net/
it has quality options and it also states that no watermark would be given in the pages. Further all documents uploaded will be deleted.
# posted by Abu Rashid @ 7:57 AM 
