How to Convert an EPS File to a JPEG or a GIF
EPS stands for Encapsulated PostScript, which is a vector-based graphics file. A PostScript file typically contains the text description of an image rather than the actual binary pixels. You can easily scale such files in size and resolution without degrading the image quality. To manipulate PostScript files, you need a graphics editing program. For example, Adobe Photoshop allows you to open an EPS file, and convert it to a binary image format, such as JPEG or GIF.
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Instructions
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Launch Adobe Photoshop.
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Press and hold the "Ctrl+O" keys on your keyboard at the same time. Browse to the folder on your computer with the EPS file, and double-click on the file name. The "Rasterized Generic EPS Format" window appears.
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Select "RGB color" in the Mode field, and click on "OK" to open the EPS file in Abobe Photoshop.
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Click on the "File" menu, and select "Save As."
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Select "GIF" or "JPEG" for the file type from the "Format" drop-down menu.
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Click on "Save," and then click on "OK" to convert the EPS file into a graphic format.
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