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You can if you prefer select one of the other profiles from the drop down.Ĭlick ‘OK’. This selection will use the colour conversion profile of the document you are converting. The ‘Conversion Profile’ dropdown is where you select what colour space you want to convert it to so in my case I want CMYK so for the sake of this example I am selecting ‘Generic CMYK Profile’ However you will probably want to have a more specific selection according to your specs.įor simplicities sake in this guide from the ‘Rendering Intent’ dropdown I would leave the default option which should be ‘Use Document Intent’. This selection will convert everything in the PDF. To convert the whole document from one colour space to another you need to focus on the ‘Conversion Attributes’ section.įrom the ‘Command Convert’ dropdown you want to select ‘Convert to Profile’. Scroll down and under ‘Protect and Standardize’ select ‘Print Production’.įrom the right hand nav bar select ‘Covert Colors’. Open the PDF you want to convert in Acrobat Pro.Ĭlick on the ‘Tools’ button, usually in the top nav bar (could be to the side). Convert PDF to CMYK / RGB (one colour mode) with Acrobat Pro – Written guide

However you can use this same process to convert a PDF to whatever colour space you like.īelow is the ‘How to’, I have created a written guide and video. So we need to convert this PDF to be completely CMYK.

Using this PDF I will show you how to convert it all to one colour with Acrobat Pro, for the purpose of this example let’s just pretend the printer needs everything in CMYK. In the case of the PDF I created for this example I know it contains both RGB and CMYK colours. To demonstrate this I have created a PDF using both RGB & CMYK colours. Using Acrobat Pro makes it fast and simple when you don’t have the original file or to save exporting huge PDFs when converting with Photoshop which can sometimes happen.

So below is a guide to show you how to convert a PDF to one colour mode such as RGB or CMYK. Convert PDF to CMYK / RGB (one colour mode) with Acrobat ProĪfter writing the last blog on how to check a the colour modes within PDF I realised it might be helpful to explain how to then convert PDF colour mode using Acrobat Pro.