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In this tutorial, we learn how to open a PDF file in QGIS and convert it to a raster format. First, open QGIS and add the PDF file as a raster layer. Then, click on the blue icon to show the processing. The map will be added to the canvas, displaying all its features. To convert the PDF file to a raster format, right-click on the PDF file in the layer panel and select export followed by save as. Choose the geotif format and save the raster file in a specific folder. Give the file a name and click save and OK to successfully convert the PDF to a raster file.