my Image Splitter

Convert PDF to JPG

Turn the pages of a PDF into JPG or PNG images, all of them or only the ones you pick: to post, share in a chat or drop into a presentation. Free, and the PDF never leaves your device.

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  • PDF
  • Stays on your device

How to convert a PDF to JPG

  1. Add your PDF

    Drop in a PDF or click Select a PDF. A preview of every page appears, all of them selected.

  2. Pick the pages and the resolution

    Untick the pages you don't need. Standard (150 dpi) suits screens and email; Print (300 dpi) keeps small text sharp on paper. Choose PNG for text and diagrams.

  3. Convert and download

    Convert, then download one page or all of them in a ZIP. Each image is named after the PDF and its page number.

What size each resolution gives you

The resolution sets how many pixels each page gets. For an A4 or Letter page:

ResolutionA4LetterBest for
Screen (72 dpi)595 × 842 px612 × 792 pxQuick previews and very light files
Standard (150 dpi)1240 × 1754 px1275 × 1650 pxChats, email, websites and social media
Print (300 dpi)2480 × 3508 px2550 × 3300 pxPrinting or reading small text

What people turn PDFs into images for

  • Posting a menu, invitation or flyer that only exists as a PDF on Instagram or in a WhatsApp status.
  • Putting a PDF page into a presentation, a Word document or Canva.
  • Sending one page of a long document without sending the whole file.
  • Sharing a ticket or a receipt as a picture.
  • Reusing a chart or table from a report somewhere else.

Sharp pages, and your PDF stays private

Each page is drawn by PDF.js, the PDF engine built into Firefox, at the resolution you choose. Text and lines are drawn fresh at that size, so they stay crisp instead of being stretched from a small preview.

Contracts, bank statements and IDs often travel as PDF. Here the file is opened on your own device: it isn't uploaded, and JavaScript inside a PDF never runs.

Questions about PDF to JPG

Can I convert only some pages?

Yes. Every page is selected at first; untick the ones you don't need, or click Select none and tick the pages you want.

JPG or PNG?

JPG makes smaller files and suits pages with photos. PNG keeps text, lines and diagrams perfectly sharp, but the files are bigger.

Which resolution should I choose?

Screen (72 dpi) for quick previews, Standard (150 dpi) for chats, email and most uploads, Print (300 dpi) for printing or reading small text.

Does a PDF with several pages become several images?

Yes: each page becomes its own image, named after the PDF and its page number. Download them all together as a ZIP.

Can I open a password-protected PDF?

Yes, if you know the password: the tool asks for it. The password is only used on your device, to open the file.

Does it work on a phone?

Yes. The page works in your phone's browser. With very long PDFs at 300 dpi a phone can take longer; convert only the pages you need.

Is my PDF uploaded?

No. The PDF is opened and converted in your browser, on your device. See the privacy page.

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