PDF to Image (JPG, PNG, WebP)
Render each page of a PDF as a JPG, PNG, or WebP image.
About PDF to Image (JPG, PNG, WebP)
PDF to Image renders each page of a PDF as a separate raster image — JPG, PNG, or WebP — at the resolution you pick. Common reasons to convert: turning a PDF into thumbnails for a previews grid, extracting a page as an image to embed in a slide deck or a social post, or pulling individual figures out of a paper without screenshotting them.
Worked example: open a 10-page PDF, pick PNG output, set the render resolution to 2x for high-DPI displays, and the tool produces ten PNGs (page-1.png through page-10.png), downloadable as a single ZIP. For smaller files at a slight quality cost, switch to JPEG at quality 85 — standard photo-quality JPEG. WebP at the same quality usually splits the difference, with smaller files than JPEG and visually close to PNG.
A few practical notes. Converting to an image discards the text layer — the resulting PNG or JPEG is pixels, not text, so the output is no longer searchable or selectable. Resolution matters and is the main quality dial: 1x produces approximately the on-screen size at standard DPI (about 72 dpi), 2x produces 144 dpi (suitable for retina screens or small-format print), 3x produces 216 dpi. Higher resolutions produce larger files; very high resolutions can be slow to render or run out of browser memory on large PDFs.
All rendering runs locally in your browser using pdf.js. The source PDF never leaves your device, which matters for contracts, medical records, and other sensitive documents.