Every page as a picture.

Convert each page of a PDF to JPG in your browser, with nothing uploaded, at the sharpness you choose, or take out the pictures it holds. Many pages in a ZIP.

By Suraj Kumar1 November 20263 min read

A PDF page turning into a Word file, an Excel sheet, a picture and plain text, all on one device

A page as a picture goes where a PDF cannot: a slide, a chat, a website. The converter draws each page, or takes out the photographs a PDF holds.

Add the PDF, press Make JPG pictures.

Open PDF to JPG, add the PDF and press Make JPG pictures. One page comes as a picture; more come in one ZIP, named after the PDF and the page.

Open PDF to JPG

As sharp as you need.

Pages are drawn at 150 dots to the inch unless you choose otherwise, from 72 to 600: 150 is plenty for a screen, 300 for print. An A4 page at 150 is 1,241 by 1,754 pixels. JPEG quality is 85 unless you choose otherwise. A page that would be too large a picture is drawn at fewer dots to the inch, and the result says so.

Or the pictures it holds.

Under More options, The pictures it holds takes out each picture at its own size, instead of drawing the pages. A logo shown on every page is kept once, and dots and rules too small to be pictures are passed over.

Your file never leaves your device.

The PDF or Word file is read and the result is written in your browser. Nothing is uploaded, there is no account, and nothing is kept when you leave.

Read what the site keeps

A little less theory. A little more doing.

Try it on your own terms, with a free browser tool.

Try the tool