How to Convert a Photo in Adobe to a JPG File
If you've downloaded or received a photo via email that is any file extension other than a JPG, you can convert it in Adobe Photoshop. Files saved with the JPG extension are ideal because they have a smaller file size than a TIF file, and they don't require a special program to open. You can accomplish changing any type of file into a JPG with a few clicks in Photoshop.
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Instructions
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Open the photo in Adobe Photoshop by clicking "File," then "Open," then browsing your computer to find the photo.
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Click "File," then "Save As..." to begin saving the photo with its new extension.
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Click the bar next to "Format," and scroll through the available file extension options until you find "JPG." Click "JPG," and then press "Save."
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Adjust the JPG Options when the pop-up window appears by adjusting the "Quality" number under "Image Options." If you're inexperienced with Photoshop, the program sets the file's ideal settings in this window, and you can simply click "OK" to complete the save.
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