How to convert Word to an image file

Converting document files from one format to another will make it easier for users to handle content, or share with others. Currently there are many online software or services that support converting document files, such as converting Word to PDF that can use Online Convert, or PDF to Word using the Convert PDF to Word tool.

However, if users need to convert Word files to images, they can immediately use the features available in Word, without the need for external software or online support services. In this way, the image quality does not change but the file size will be greatly reduced. This makes it easier to send documents to friends.

The following article will guide you how to convert Word to JPG image file on Windows.

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Convert Word file to image file on Windows

Step 1:

First of all, in the text you want to convert, press Ctrl + A to copy the entire content. Then press Ctrl + C to copy the document and select the Paste item above then select Paste Special . To be safe, you should open a new Word file, then paste the copied text into the new file as instructed.

Step 2:

Appear the Paste Special interface, select Picture (Enhanced Metafile) and then click OK .

Step 3:

Back to the document interface in Word, right-click and select Save as Picture to save the document as an image format.

Then appear on the folder, find the folder you want to save the image file and then select the saved format as JPEG File Interchange Format (* .jpg) , enter a name for the file and then click Save to save.

So with a very simple tip, you can convert Word files to image files, without the need for supporting software. Image quality will not be low or there will be blur.

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I wish you all success!