PDF to JPG

Render PDF pages as JPG images in your browser at the resolution you set.

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How this works

The tool runs in this browser. Your file or text is not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.

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Drop your PDF here

or choose one from your device

One PDF file, up to 100 pages per run.

    1.5

    Shown in dpi: Screen is 72 dpi, Sharp 144 dpi, Print 216 dpi. Every half step in between stays selectable, and higher values produce larger image files.

    Output format

    PNG is lossless, so sharp text stays crisp. JPG is usually smaller and cannot store transparency. Every page renders on a white background.

    0.9

    Used only for JPG. Lower values make smaller files with less detail.

    More options

    Leave empty for every page. Example: 1-3, 7

    How to use PDF to JPG

    1. Add one PDF in the PDF file field. Its page count is read in the browser.
    2. Leave Pages to render empty for every page, or type a selection such as 1-3, 7.
    3. Keep Output format on JPG, then set the Resolution and the JPG quality.
    4. Select Convert, then download the single JPG, or the ZIP when several pages were rendered.

    Example: PDF to JPG

    A three-page A4 invoice saved as invoice.pdf, where every page is wanted as its own JPG.

    You add
    invoice.pdf, 3 A4 pages. Pages to render 1-3, Resolution 1.5, Output format JPG, JPG quality 0.9.
    You get
    Three files, invoice-page-001.jpg, invoice-page-002.jpg and invoice-page-003.jpg, each 893 by 1263 pixels, delivered together as invoice-images.zip.

    Options

    Output format
    The page opens with JPG already selected. The same list still offers PNG when the sharpest text matters more than file size, because the engine behind the page writes both.
    Pages to render
    Empty means every page. A selection such as 1-3, 7 renders only those pages, and a page number past the end of the document is refused rather than skipped.
    JPG quality
    Used only for JPG output, and 0.9 is the starting value. Lower settings leave a smaller file and soften fine detail, so drop the quality before dropping the resolution.

    Supported inputs and limits

    File sizeOne PDF per run, up to 50 MiB
    Pages per PDFUp to 100 pages
    Pixel caps40 megapixels a page, 120 megapixels across the run
    One PDF per run, up to 50 MiB and 100 pages. A single page is capped at 40 megapixels and a whole run at 120 megapixels, so a large sheet can reach the ceiling at a high resolution. Pages are painted on white before they are captured, so transparent content arrives white. Each page becomes a picture: the text on it can no longer be selected, copied or searched, and there is no text recognition. JPG is lossy and cannot store transparency, and a password-protected or damaged PDF is refused instead of half-rendered.

    Where your input is processed

    This tool processes your input in this browser. Your text and files are not uploaded to UseFreeTools. Check this tool's limits for anything it may save on your device.

    What the resolution setting does to an A4 page

    Resolution multiplies the width and height recorded in the PDF, so the pixel count rises with the square of the setting. An A4 page of about 595 by 842 points renders at about 893 by 1263 pixels at 1.5x, 1191 by 1684 at 2x and 1786 by 2526 at 3x, which is roughly 4.5 megapixels. Raise the value for small print and leave it alone for a quick look at the layout, because every extra pixel is more work for the browser and a bigger file to keep.

    Questions about PDF to JPG

    What resolution should I choose for a PDF to JPG?

    1.5 suits reading on a screen, and 2 or 3 keeps small print legible. A larger page spends more of the per-page megapixel budget, so a poster at 3x can be refused while an A4 page at the same setting is fine.

    How do I get one page as a JPG?

    Type that page number on its own in Pages to render, for example 7. One rendered page comes back as a plain JPG file rather than a ZIP.

    Why does the JPG look softer than the PDF?

    The file holds a picture of the page, and JPG discards some detail on purpose. Raising the resolution and keeping the quality at 0.9 or higher recovers most of it, and the parent PDF to Images page can write PNG when the sharpest edges matter.

    The tool refused my PDF. What now?

    A password, a damaged file or more than 100 pages stops the run with a message. Remove the password, or split the document first, then try the page again.

    Project manager: Tony Hines · Content updated 29 September 2026 · Report a problem