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PDF to JPG when your LMS wants a 1600px hero but instructional design only shipped print PDF

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SCORM shells reject vector PDF heroes—export slide one as a crisp raster without reopening InDesign.

Instructional designers finalize facilitator decks as print-first PDF exports. Learning operations teams then discover the LMS requires JPEG or PNG heroes at fixed pixel widths. Exporting the title slide as a high-resolution image bridges the gap while preserving typography until designers can schedule a native web asset sprint.

PDF slide exported as JPG for LMS
Spot-check kerning after rasterization—thin strokes may need manual touch-up in an image editor.

Color profile note

CMYK-heavy slides may shift when converted to RGB for web—validate brand colors against your design token sheet.

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