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How PDF to JPG conversion works

Each PDF page is rendered as a bitmap and saved as a separate JPG (or PNG) file. If your PDF has multiple pages, you get a single ZIP archive containing one image per page, named in order. The text inside the resulting images is no longer selectable — it becomes part of the picture, just like a screenshot.

JPG or PNG — which one should I pick?

Pick JPG when pages are mostly text, photos or scanned documents. The files are smaller and good for sharing or email. Pick PNG when pages have transparency, sharp graphics, line art or screenshots where compression artifacts would be noticeable.

What the DPI options mean

• Web (96 dpi) — small files, fine for previews and social media. Text may look a little soft when printed.
• Good (150 dpi) — the default. Sharp on screen and prints cleanly at original page size.
• High (300 dpi) — print quality. Use when you'll print A4/Letter at full size or need to crop and zoom into details.

Is the conversion private?

Yes. Conversion runs in your browser using PDF.js; the PDF and the generated images stay on your computer. Nothing is uploaded to a server.

FAQ

What is the max file size? 100 MB. Very long or graphics-heavy PDFs will take longer to render on older devices.

Will the JPGs include selectable text? No — images don't carry text layers. If you need searchable output, keep the PDF format.

Can I convert just a few pages? The tool converts the whole PDF. To extract specific pages first, use Split PDF, then convert the result.

How are the files named inside the ZIP? page-001.jpg, page-002.jpg, and so on — zero-padded so they sort correctly in any file manager.