Export diagrams and screenshots from the draft as image files: export labeled figures and high-resolution screenshots …
Open the PDF file you want to export in Adobe Acrobat.
Go to the File menu and select Export To, then choose Image, and then select TIFF.
In the export dialog, ensure the option for creating a single multi-page TIFF file is selected (look for a checkbox or dropdown labeled 'Save as Multi-page TIFF' or similar).
CautionIf you do not select the multi-page option, Acrobat will export each PDF page as a separate TIFF file.
Choose your desired image quality and resolution settings if available.
Select the destination folder and enter a file name for the TIFF file.
Click Save to export the PDF as a single multi-page TIFF file.
Best practiceIf the multi-page TIFF option is not visible, ensure you are using Adobe Acrobat Pro, as this feature may not be available in Acrobat Reader or Standard.
You can review the export settings in the dialog to control image quality and ensure all pages are included in the TIFF.
This runs in the Acrobat app - there is no separate API for this task.
In Adobe Acrobat, you can use the 'Export To' feature to save your PDF as a TIFF file. Make sure to select the option for a multi-page TIFF so all your PDF pages are included in one image file.
A PDF is a document format that can include text, images, and links, while a multi-page TIFF is an image file that stores all pages as pictures, often used for scanning or archiving.
Some organizations or software only accept TIFF images for records or processing, so converting your PDF to a multi-page TIFF makes it compatible with those systems.
You can choose the image quality settings during export in Adobe Acrobat. Higher resolution will give you better quality but will also make the file size larger.
Editing a TIFF is harder than editing a PDF, because TIFFs are images. You would need special image editing software to make changes to the TIFF file.