How can I convert 'file.fig' to to jpg?

I have 'file.fig' that consists from 50 figures. I would like to convert them to jpeg. How can I do that?

Thanks

Riyadh

[CS Researcher]

You can just click on File->Save As and then save the .fig and .jpg. I am assuming you have 50 plots in 1 figure.

[Riyadh Muttaleb]

thank you so much for your reply, I have individual 50 figures, so I would like to save them separately.

[Miguel Rodriguez Talaveron]

Hi the question is: the moment you have a file.fig and you want to convert it

Answer 1

[Walter Roberson]

figs = openfig('TheFigFile.fig');
for K = 1 : length(figs)
   filename = 'figure_%02d.jpg';
   saveas(figs(K), filename);
end

[Riyadh Muttaleb]

Thank you for your reply, this code converted just the last one, I would like to have 50 plots with jpg extension. any additional help will be appreciated.

Thanks

[Walter Roberson]

      filename = sprintf('figure_%02d.jpg', K);

[Riyadh Muttaleb]

Thank you so much! I so appreciate your cooperation and answer

[Riyadh Muttaleb]

Hello Walter,

I have two files (.fig)..How can I covert them to jpg at came time?

Thanks in advance

Riyadh

[Walter Roberson]

If they need to appear together in the same image, then save them as png or tif, read the png (or tif) and combine the images in an appropriate way, such as horzcat or vertcat or perhaps imagepatch. Then save that result into an appropriate file format.

Use png or tiff as the intermediate format so that you do not end up losing information twice from the JPEG lossy compression.

Answer 2

[Sanjeev kumar]

You can follow this article.

https://medium.com/@sanjeev_s/how-to-convert-matlab-figures-fig-to-any-other-figure-types-jpg-png-etc-e24ed04b4c73

Answer 3

[Azzi Abdelmalek]

Use saveas function http://www.mathworks.com/help/matlab/ref/saveas.html

[Riyadh Muttaleb]

thank you, I used it, but the problem how can I do loop for saving? I tried many stuff but didn't work!

Answer 4

[Bahamut Zero]

You can download a tool for converting a folder of .fig to .jpeg en masse here. Just make sure you have the correct MATLAB Runtime Compiler (license not required).

Answer 5

[MATCHA SIVA KUMAR]

figs = openfig('TheFigFile.fig');

for K = 1 : length(figs)

filename = 'figure_%02d.jpg';

saveas(figs(K), filename);

end

[Walter Roberson]

I posted that more than 6 years ago, and it had a mistake that was corrected later.