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How to Rasterize a PDF By Wolfram Donat To rasterize an image means to break it down into dots, rather than linesThe reason you would want to do this is to save resolution; a rasterized image will always look the same, regardless of how big or small it is

PDF images, while very common, may not scale wellThey may also not print well, since many professional printers actually use dots to print, and therefore must rasterize the PDF image before printingThese problems may be solved by rasterizing a PDF yourself

Step 1 Open the image in Acrobat ProStep 2 Click the "Advanced" tab, and select "PDF Optimizer

" Step 3 Check the "Off" box in the three "Downsample" windows

Step 4 Click "Transparency," then "Flatten TransparencySet Adobe Acrobat DC as a Default Program Although you’ve installed Adobe Reader on your PC, it might open on a different app or browser

For instance, Microsoft Edge is the default browser to open PDF files in Windows 10 and 11So, you must set Adobe Reader as the default program

Check out the steps belowOn Windows Locate your PDF file and right-click on it Select Open With > Choose another app Select Adobe Acrobat DC and click on Always use this app to open PDF files box set-adobe-as-default-windows Hit on the OK button On Mac Select the PDF file and right-click on it Choose Open With > Other Mac Select Pdf file Open With Other Select Adobe Acrobat Reader DC and click on Always Open With Always open with Adobe Acrobat Reader DC Mac To confirm, click on the Open button Resize the PDF If the file size of the PDF is too large, it will take a lot of time to download it