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PDF to Images

PDF to Images exports every page of a PDF as an individual PNG or JPG image. It's the bridge between PDF documents and anywhere that needs images: presentations, web pages, social posts, or image editors.

When to use it

Pulling a chart out of a report for a slide deck, turning PDF pages into images for a website, extracting a single page to text someone, or getting pages into an image editor. Anytime the PDF format is in the way of what you want to do with a page.

How to use it

1. Open PDF to Images and upload the PDF.
2. Choose PNG (sharper, larger files — best for text and diagrams) or JPG (smaller files — fine for photos and previews).
3. Download the images. One PDF converted = one document of quota, regardless of page count.

What the output looks like

One image per page, named in page order (page-01, page-02, …), at high resolution. Text pages stay crisp; the images are full-page renders, not thumbnails.

Good to know

• PNG for text, JPG for photos. PNG keeps small text sharp; JPG makes photo-heavy pages much smaller with little visible loss.
• Very long PDFs produce a lot of images — a 100-page document is 100 image files. Convert only the page range you need if the tool offers it.
• The images contain the page as it looks — text in them isn't selectable. That's inherent to the format, not a defect.
• Password-protected PDFs need unlocking before upload.
• For a single page, you can delete the rest after download rather than converting twice.

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