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Convert PDF to images

Turn each page of a PDF into a JPG or PNG picture to share in a chat, drop into a presentation or print.

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How to convert a PDF to images

  1. Add one or more PDF files.
  2. Choose the format (JPG or PNG) and the quality.
  3. Click Convert to images and download the pages.

A picture opens anywhere, no PDF reader needed: it is the easiest way to send one page of a document in WhatsApp, post a flyer or menu on Instagram, or add a page to a slide deck. This tool turns every page of the PDF into a separate image, numbered in order.

Choose JPG for light files that are ideal for sharing, or PNG for a lossless image that is perfect for diagrams, plans and fine text. Quality sets the sharpness: 72 DPI for on-screen viewing, 150 DPI for everyday use and 300 DPI for good-quality printing or enlarging. Each picture is named after the PDF followed by its page number, so the order is never lost. A 300 DPI page gives a much larger file than a 72 DPI one, so pick only the quality you need.

All pages are converted, and you can process several PDFs at once. If you only need some pages, pull them out first with Extract pages. Your files are deleted automatically after 30 minutes.

Frequently asked questions

How do I save a PDF as an image?

Upload the PDF, choose JPG or PNG and the resolution, then download. Every page becomes one image, zipped together if there are several.

Is PDF to image free?

Yes, free with no sign-up, for up to 50 PDFs at once.

JPG or PNG: which should I pick?

JPG gives smaller files, suited to photos and sharing. PNG is lossless, ideal for text, diagrams and crisp screenshots.

What quality should I use for printing?

Choose Print (300 DPI). For screens or messaging apps, 72 or 150 DPI is enough and gives smaller files.

Can I convert just one page?

The tool converts every page. For a single page, use Extract pages first and convert the resulting PDF.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes, it runs in your phone's browser and the pictures can be saved to your gallery.