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Posted on February 11, 2023 (Updated on July 10, 2025)

Any way to export images from ArcGIS FeatureServer?

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How do I export an image from ArcGIS?

JPEGs can be generated with an accompanying world file for use as georeferenced raster data. , depending on the active view, to open the Export pane. Change the File Type parameter to JPEG. Set a name and location for the file, as well as any other properties, and click Export.

How do I save an ArcGIS file as a JPEG?

Click the File menu and click Export Map. Navigate to where you want to save the export file. Click the Save as type drop-down arrow and click JPEG, GIF, PNG, or SVG. Type a file name for the export file.
 

How do I export a georeferenced image from ArcGIS pro?

Right-click the raster from the Contents pane. Point to Data > Export Raster.



Procedure

  1. In the opened pane, populate the options with the parameters desired, ensure File Type is set as TIFF.
  2. Expand TIFF Settings and ensure the Write world file option is checked.
  3. Click Export.

 

How do I export features in ArcGIS?

Right-click the layer in the table of contents and click Data > Export Data. Click the Export arrow and click All features, Selected features, or All features in View Extent. Click the option for the output coordinate system you want to use. and navigate to a location to save the exported data.

How do I export high resolution images from ArcMap?

When exporting, click File > Export. Click the Options triangle to expand the Export Options panel if it is not already visible. Move the Output Image Quality slider left or right to increase or decrease the output image quality, or type a 1 into the x value in the edit box.
 

How do I export an image file?

Control-click the illustration that you want to save as a separate image file, and then click Save as Picture. In the Save as type list, select the file format that you want.

How do I save an ArcGIS file as a PNG?

PNGs can be generated with an accompanying world file for use as georeferenced raster data. , depending on the active view, to open the Export pane. Change the File Type parameter to PNG. Set a name and location for the file, as well as any other properties, and click Export.

Can you save images as JPEG?

Go to File > Save as and open the Save as type drop-down menu. You can then select JPEG and PNG, as well as TIFF, GIF, HEIC, and multiple bitmap formats. Save the file to your computer and it will convert.
 

How do I convert a lot of pictures to JPEG?

How to batch convert photos to JPG?

  1. Select photos to be converted (usually the entire newly made folder).
  2. Click the Edit tab.
  3. Click Resize (yes,Resize)
  4. In Resize dialog select Custom and set the Maximum dimensions well above what your camera delivers (8000 should work)

How do I extract an image from ArcGIS online?

Use the Extract Data analysis tool in the Map Viewer. Just open the service in a map and Extract Data (from the Manage Data section) and fill in the layer you want to extract.
 

How do I export a georeferenced image?

Export Georeferenced Image



Click the Export tool and select Georeferenced image from the drop-down menu. Choose the relevant projection for your export, and the resolution you want for the exported image. The Esitmated file size is a very rough estimate as to the maximum file size that will be downloaded.
 

How do I export a raster image from ArcGIS pro?

Export Raster pane

  1. In the Contents pane, right-click the raster layer you want to export, click Data, and click Export Raster.
  2. Choose the appropriate output as required in the Output Raster Dataset field.

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