OXPS JPG
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Convert OXPS to JPG

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Is it possible to convert OXPS to JPG?
Yes - OXPS converts to JPG.

Run mutool draw -o page%d.jpg file.oxps to get one JPG per page. Default resolution is 72 DPI - use -r 150 or -r 300 for readable output. For text-heavy documents, PNG is a better target than JPG.

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Also to JPG: CRW · MRW · QOI

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Tested on macOS, Windows & Linux
Last verified Oct 2026

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Why convert OXPS to JPG?

OXPS is a fixed-layout document format (ECMA-388, 2009) with virtually no support outside Windows; converting pages to JPG makes them viewable on any device, shareable by email or messenger, and embeddable in presentations or web pages without a special viewer.

How to convert OXPS to JPG

MuPDF OPEN-SOURCE

Run mutool draw -o page%d.jpg file.oxps to rasterize all pages; add -r 150 or -r 300 for readable resolution above the 72 DPI default.

XPS-to-PDF APP

Convert the .oxps to PDF with XPS-to-PDF, then export pages as JPG images from any PDF reader.

XPS-to-PDF for Mac APP

Convert the .oxps to PDF with XPS-to-PDF for Mac, then export pages as JPG from Preview or another PDF reader.

Programs that convert OXPS

XPS-to-PDF
XPS-to-PDF for Mac
XPSView

About these formats

Quality & what to watch

  • Each page in the OXPS document produces a separate JPG file; a 10-page document yields 10 images.
  • MuPDF's default render resolution is 72 DPI - use -r 150 or -r 300 for readable text.
  • JPG is lossy; for documents with sharp text or fine lines, PNG is a better target.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get all pages in a single image?
JPG supports only a single frame per file; combine the individual page images in an image editor, or produce a multi-page PDF instead.
What is the difference between OXPS and XPS?
Windows 7 produced .xps files; Windows 8 and later produce .oxps; the two use different XML namespaces and are not mutually compatible.
Can I export a single page instead of all pages?
With MuPDF, add the page number at the end: mutool draw -o output.jpg file.oxps 1 renders only page 1.