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One or more PDFs · up to 200 MB each
How to use
Upload one or more PDFs
Drag PDFs of up to 200 MB each onto the upload area. Each file is listed, and with a single PDF the page thumbnails appear below the settings.
Choose what and how to convert
Pick Pages to images or Extract images, then the resolution, JPG quality and colour. Leave Pages empty for all pages, type ranges, or click thumbnails to choose.
Convert and download
Press Convert to JPG. A progress bar tracks each page, then every image appears with its own Download button, and several images also download together as a ZIP.
Why PDF to JPG
- Pages to JPG at 72 to 600 DPI, or extract the embedded images.
- JPG quality presets and slider, plus grayscale and black and white.
- Pick pages by clicking thumbnails or typing ranges, across several PDFs.
- Download images one by one or as a ZIP, with no upload.
Resolution and DPI for PDF to JPG
PDF pages are measured in points, 72 to the inch, so 72 DPI shows a page at its real size on screen. Every step up makes a sharper image and a bigger file. The pixel sizes below are for an A4 page.
If an upload form limits image dimensions or file size, pick the lowest resolution that still keeps the text readable, then lower the JPG quality before lowering the DPI further.
| Resolution | A4 page in pixels | Good for |
|---|---|---|
| 72 DPI | about 595 x 842 | Thumbnails and quick previews |
| 150 DPI | about 1240 x 1754 | Screens, slides and social posts |
| 200 DPI | about 1654 x 2339 | Readable scans for forms |
| 300 DPI | about 2480 x 3508 | Printing |
| 600 DPI | about 4961 x 7016 | Zooming into fine print and drawings |
Pages to images vs Extract images
Pages to images draws each page the way a reader shows it, with text, backgrounds and photos together in one picture. Extract images ignores the page and saves only the pictures stored inside the PDF, one file per picture, at the resolution they were stored at.
Use Extract images to get product photos out of a catalogue or figures out of a report. Use Pages to images for everything else, including scanned PDFs, where each page is one big picture anyway.