PDF to JPG
Convert PDF pages to JPG or PNG images. Choose a resolution from 72 to 300dpi, pick only the pages you need, and download them as a ZIP.
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When it helps
PDFs are hard to share on blogs, social media and chat apps. You may want to post a slide as an image, share a poster PDF as a picture, or upload a document to a site that does not accept PDFs.
Choose a resolution from 72dpi for quick previews up to 300dpi for printing. PNG keeps text-heavy pages crisp, while JPG keeps photo-heavy pages small. Type something like 1-3, 5 in the pages box to convert only the pages you need.
The conversion happens entirely in your browser. Your files are not uploaded, so personal documents stay private.
FAQ
The files are huge at 300dpi.
An A4 page at 300dpi is 2480×3508 pixels, so a PNG can be several MB. For viewing on screen, 150dpi JPG is plenty.
Text looks fuzzy.
Raise the resolution to 200 or 300 and choose PNG. Text edges become much sharper.
The fonts look different from the original.
If the fonts are not embedded in the PDF, a similar default font is used. Re-save the PDF from the original app with the option to embed fonts.
My phone freezes with many pages.
High resolutions use a lot of memory. On a phone, use 150dpi or lower, or convert pages in smaller batches.