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PDF to Image Converter Online Free: JPG or PNG

Convert PDF pages into high-resolution JPG or PNG images at up to 300 DPI. Extract individual pages or download all in a ZIP without server uploads.

100% private. Nothing is uploaded.

100% On-Device ProcessingNo Files Uploaded to ServersUp to 300 DPI Resolution

How to Convert PDF to Image

  1. Upload Your PDF

    Drop your PDF onto the upload box. Each page shows up as a thumbnail, so you can remove any page you don't need.

  2. Choose Format & Resolution

    Pick "PNG (lossless)" for sharp text or "JPG (smaller file)" for lighter images. Then pick 72 DPI for screens, 150 DPI for standard use or 300 DPI for print.

  3. Download Images

    Click Convert & Download. A single page downloads as one image, and two or more pages come in a ZIP file. Nothing leaves your device.

Key features

  • PNG Output
  • JPG Output
  • Up to 300 DPI
  • 100% Private — No Uploads
  • 100% Free
  • No Registration

When You Need to Convert PDF to Image

Reuse a Page

  • Grab a specific page as an image for a presentation
  • Turn a page with a chart into an image for slides
  • Convert PDF certificates or documents to shareable images
  • Create image previews of PDF pages for a website

Share Without PDF

  • Share on social media without requiring a PDF viewer
  • Embed PDF content in email as an inline image
  • Convert invoices to images for messaging apps
  • Create image thumbnails for PDF file listings

Archive & Print

  • Archive scanned PDF pages as high-res PNG files
  • Prepare 300 DPI images for professional printing
  • Edit a page in any photo editor
  • Create image copies for long-term archiving

What Is PDF to Image Conversion?

PDF to image conversion turns each page of a PDF into a picture file, such as a JPG or PNG. The image shows the page just as it looks, but its text can no longer be selected or edited. It differs from extracting images, which pulls out only the photos stored inside the PDF.

How to Convert PDF to JPG Without Losing Quality

Sharp page images come down to two choices: the resolution and the format. The answers below help you pick both and explain the cases where a PDF won't convert as expected.

Which DPI Should I Choose?

DPI sets how many pixels each inch of the page gets. A higher DPI gives a sharper image and a bigger file. For an A4 page, you get:

  • 72 DPI: 595×842 pixels, fine for previews and thumbnails.
  • 150 DPI (the default): 1240×1754 pixels, good for reading on screen, slides and email.
  • 300 DPI: 2480×3508 pixels, best for printing and pages with small text.

Should I Save PDF Pages as JPG or PNG?

Choose PNG for pages with text, tables or line drawings. It is lossless, so letters keep clean edges, but the files are larger. Choose JPG for scanned pages and photos, where a smaller file matters more. Both formats give every page a white background.

Can I Convert a Password-Protected PDF?

Not while it is locked. A PDF that asks for a password when you open it won't load in the converter. If you know the password, remove it first with Unlock PDF, then convert the unlocked copy.

Can I Copy or Edit the Text After Converting?

No. The image is a picture of the page, so its text can't be selected, searched or edited. To get the words out, use PDF to Text instead. It also reads scanned pages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about converting PDF to images

Is it safe to convert a PDF to an image online?

Yes. Your PDF is converted on your own device and is never uploaded, so no one else sees it. That makes the converter a good fit for contracts, invoices and other private files.

Can I convert only some pages of a PDF?

Yes. In the editor, point at a page you don't need and click its trash icon to remove it. Only the pages left in the editor are converted. Each image keeps its original page number in the file name.

What do I get when I convert a multi-page PDF?

Each page becomes its own image, named after the PDF and its page number, such as report_page_1.png. Two or more pages come together in one ZIP file, such as report_images.zip. A single page downloads as one image, with no ZIP.

How do I convert a PDF to JPG on iPhone, Mac or Windows?

Open this page in your browser, such as Safari, Chrome or Edge, and add your PDF. Pick "JPG (smaller file)", choose a resolution and click Convert & Download. There is nothing to install, so the steps are the same on every device.

Can I convert a PDF to JPG at 600 or 1200 DPI?

No. The highest setting is 300 DPI. That gives an A4 page 2480×3508 pixels and a US Letter page 2550×3300 pixels, which is the usual target for sharp prints at full page size.

Can I convert several PDFs at once?

Yes. Drop several PDFs at once, or click Add Files in the editor to add more. Every PDF uses the same format and resolution. They download together in one ZIP file, pdf-images.zip, and each multi-page PDF gets its own ZIP inside it.

Is there a page limit?

There is no set page limit. Pages are drawn one by one on your device, so a long PDF at 300 DPI takes longer and uses more memory. If a large file stalls, try 150 DPI or remove the pages you don't need.

Can I convert PDF to JPG for free with no sign-up?

Yes. The converter is free, with no account, no email and no watermark on the images. There is no daily limit either.

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