PDF to JPG
Render every PDF page as an image — nothing leaves your browser.
Sometimes you need a PDF as images — for embedding in a presentation, pasting into a document, or running through OCR software. This tool uses PDF.js (the same engine that powers Firefox's built-in PDF viewer) to render each page directly in your browser at the resolution you choose. Pick JPG for compact photos or PNG for pixel-perfect text and line art, then download individual pages or a ZIP of the whole document. No file ever leaves your machine.
How to Use
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Drop your PDF onto the upload area, or click to browse.
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Choose your output format: JPG for smaller file sizes, PNG for sharp text and graphics.
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Select a scale: 1× for screen use, 2× for most print needs, 3× for maximum fidelity.
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Click "Render" and then download individual pages or the whole ZIP.
Frequently Asked Questions
What resolution will the output images be?
At 1× scale a standard page renders at roughly 96 DPI. At 2× you get ~192 DPI — good for most uses. At 3× you get ~288 DPI, ideal for print or pre-OCR preparation.
Can I download individual pages?
Yes. After rendering, each page thumbnail has its own download button. Use the ZIP button to grab everything at once, or pick specific pages.
When should I choose PNG over JPG?
PNG is lossless — ideal when the PDF contains sharp text, diagrams, or line art. JPG applies lossy compression, making smaller files that are fine for photographic content.
Can I use these images with the OCR tool?
Absolutely. Render at 2× or 3× as PNG for the sharpest source images, then drop them into the Extract Text (OCR) tool for the best recognition results.