How do I convert a PDF to images?

Upload your PDF, choose PNG or JPG format, select quality/scale, and click Download. Each page becomes a separate image file. For multiple pages, download as ZIP.

What's the difference between PNG and JPG for PDF conversion?

PNG is lossless and better for documents with text and graphics. JPG is smaller but uses lossy compression, better for PDFs with photos. For most documents, PNG is recommended.

What scale should I use for PDF to image conversion?

1x is good for web use (~96 DPI). 2x gives print quality (~192 DPI). 3x is high-resolution for large prints or zoom (~288 DPI). Higher scale = larger files.

PDF to JPG Converter

Convert PDF documents to high-quality PNG or JPG images. Each page becomes a separate image file. Perfect for presentations, sharing, or editing PDF content.

When to Use PNG vs JPG

PNG — Documents, text, diagrams, screenshots. Lossless quality, larger files.
JPG — Photos, scanned documents. Smaller files, slight quality loss.

Scale Settings

1× (72-96 DPI) — Fast processing, good for web previews
2× (144-192 DPI) — Balanced quality, good for most uses
3× (216-288 DPI) — High quality, good for printing

💡 Tip

For documents with text, use PNG at 2× scale for crisp, readable results. For PDFs with mostly photos, JPG at 2× works great with smaller file sizes.

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Your PDF never leaves your device. All conversion happens in your browser using PDF.js — the same technology Firefox uses to display PDFs.

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PDF to JPG Converter

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