This article contains information on how to convert CDR to CDR in Java. It provides details to set environment for using Java API and library, a list of steps, and a sample code for developing the CDR format to JPG converter in Java. You will learn to configure rasterization options for vector rendering and set up JPG export settings.

Steps to Change CDR to JPG in Java

1. Set the IDE to use Aspose.Imaging for Java for changing CRD files to JPG
2. Load and apply the Aspose.Imaging license
3. Define the input CDR file path and the desired JPG output path
4. Load the CDR image using the Image.load method and cast it to CdrImage
5. Create and configure VectorRasterizationOptions with background color, smoothing mode, text rendering hint, and page size
6. Create JpegOptions and set the rasterization and resolution settings
7. Save the image as a JPG using the configured export options

These steps present the transformation of a CDR file to JPG in Java. To convert a CDR file to a JPG, first load the Aspose.Imaging license, specify the input and output paths, and open the CDR image using Image.load. Then configure rasterization and JPEG options, and save the image in JPG format using the defined settings.

Code to Convert CorelDRAW File to JPG in Java

This code demonstrates the conversion of files generated in CorelDRAW to JPG in Java. Additional customizations can include setting JPEG quality, enabling progressive encoding, or adjusting compression type. You can also embed color profiles or control the smoothing and gamma correction for finer output tuning.

This article has explained the process to change CDR to JPG. For converting a CDR file to PNG format, refer to the article Convert CDR to PNG using Java.