PDF to JPG
Save every page as a JPG or a PNG.
How to use it
- Add one PDF.
- Choose JPG or PNG, and a scale of 1, 1.5 or 2.
- Convert the pages. One page downloads on its own. Several pages arrive in a zip.
How the pages are drawn
Each page is rendered on your device and then saved as an image. Scale 1 is a normal screen drawing. Scale 2 is sharper and makes a larger file. JPG is smaller. PNG keeps hard edges, which suits a form or a diagram.
The pictures are of the pages, not the original PDF objects. Text in the image cannot be selected. To go the other way, use JPG to PDF.
Limits
Password-protected PDFs are refused. Very large pages can fail if the browser runs out of memory; try scale 1 if that happens. Files over 80 MB are stopped before rendering starts.
Questions
Is the PDF uploaded to make the images?
No. Rendering uses PDF.js in your browser. The file stays on this device.
Can I convert a single page?
Extract that page with Split PDF first, then convert the smaller file. Or convert everything and keep the page you need from the zip.
Why do the colours look slightly different?
The page is drawn for a screen, then compressed if you chose JPG. PNG avoids that extra compression.