PDF to JPG Converter
Convert PDF pages to high-quality JPG images for free. Choose resolution (72/150/300 DPI), download individual pages or all as ZIP.
About This Tool
PDF to JPG converts each page of a PDF document into a high-quality JPEG image. Choose the output resolution (DPI), select specific pages or convert all at once, and download individual images or a ZIP bundle — useful for presentations, social media sharing, and archiving PDF content as images.
Drag & drop a PDF file here, or click to browse
Only PDF files are supported
How to Use
- Drag and drop a PDF file into the upload area above, or click to browse and select a file.
- Choose a DPI (resolution): 72 DPI for web, 150 DPI for general use, or 300 DPI for print.
- Click the 'Convert to JPG' button to convert each page to an image.
- Preview the converted images and use individual download buttons to save specific pages.
- To download all images at once, click the 'Download All (ZIP)' button.
Frequently Asked Questions
What DPI should I choose?
72 DPI is suitable for web/screen viewing with small file sizes. 150 DPI works well for general purposes. 300 DPI provides the highest quality for printing but produces larger files.
Is it safe to convert PDFs here?
Yes, all processing happens entirely in your browser. Your files are never uploaded to any server, making it 100% private and secure.
Can I convert specific pages only?
Currently, all pages are converted. If you need specific pages, use the PDF Splitter tool first to extract the pages you want, then convert them here.
What is the image quality?
Images are exported at 92% JPG quality. Resolution depends on your DPI setting — 300 DPI produces high-resolution images suitable for printing.
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How It Works
The PDF file is loaded as an ArrayBuffer using the File API and rendered with pdf.js (Mozilla's PDF rendering engine). Each page is drawn onto an HTML5 Canvas at the user-specified DPI by setting the viewport scale accordingly. The Canvas API's toBlob() method then exports each rendered page as a JPEG image with configurable quality. For multi-page conversions, all resulting images are packaged into a ZIP archive using JSZip. Single-page conversions are downloaded directly as JPEG files.
All PDF rendering and image export happen client-side using pdf.js, the Canvas API, and JSZip. Your PDF files are processed entirely in the browser and never uploaded to any server.