Convert PDI to JPG

Understanding PDI and JPG file formats

PDI files are typically associated with ProntoDoc for Word, a document automation tool, or sometimes with PhotoDeluxe Image files from Adobe. These files can contain images, templates, or document data. On the other hand, JPG (or JPEG) is a widely used compressed image format, ideal for sharing and displaying photographs and graphics on the web and across devices.

Why convert PDI to JPG?

Converting a PDI file to JPG allows for easier viewing, sharing, and compatibility with most image viewers and editors. JPG files are smaller in size and supported by virtually all platforms.

How to convert PDI to JPG

Since PDI is a less common format, direct conversion tools are rare. The best approach is to open the PDI file in its native application and export or save it as a JPG image. If you have a PhotoDeluxe Image (PDI), use Adobe PhotoDeluxe or Adobe Photoshop (if supported):

• Open the PDI file in Adobe PhotoDeluxe or Adobe Photoshop.
• Go to File → Save As or File → Export.
• Select JPG or JPEG as the output format.
• Click Save to complete the conversion.

If you do not have access to these programs, try using a universal file viewer like IrfanView (with plugins) or XnView to open and convert the file:

• Open the PDI file in IrfanView or XnView.
• Go to File → Save As.
• Choose JPG as the format and save.

Recommended software for PDI to JPG conversion

• Adobe PhotoDeluxe (for native PDI files)
• Adobe Photoshop (if PDI is supported)
• IrfanView (with all plugins installed)
• XnView (for broad format support)

Always ensure you have the correct software for your specific PDI file type, as not all PDI files are the same.