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PDF to Image

Convert PDF pages to PNG, JPEG, or WebP images at custom resolution. All processing happens in your browser — files are never uploaded.

PDF to Image

Convert PDF pages to PNG, JPEG, or WebP images. All processing happens in your browser.

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Convert PDF Pages to Images

This tool renders each page of your PDF as a high-quality image. Choose between PNG (lossless, larger files), JPEG (smaller files, adjustable quality), or WebP (best compression with good quality). Adjust the scale factor to control the output resolution.

Scale Factor

The scale factor controls the output resolution. At 1x, pages render at 72 DPI (the PDF default). At 2x, you get 144 DPI — suitable for most screen use. At 3x or 4x, you get print-quality images at 216-288 DPI. Higher scales produce larger files and take longer to render.

Format Comparison

  • PNG: Lossless compression. Best for pages with text, diagrams, or sharp edges. Larger file sizes.
  • JPEG: Lossy compression with adjustable quality. Best for pages with photos or complex graphics. Smaller files.
  • WebP: Modern format with excellent compression. 25-35% smaller than JPEG at equivalent quality. Supported by all modern browsers.

How It Works

This tool uses Mozilla's pdf.js library to render PDF pages onto an HTML canvas element, then exports each canvas as an image file. All rendering happens in your browser — your PDF is never uploaded to any server.

Frequently Asked Questions

What resolution are the output images?
Resolution depends on the scale factor. At 1x, images are 72 DPI. At 2x (the default), images are 144 DPI. For print-quality output, use 3x or 4x scale.
Can I convert a specific page instead of all pages?
Currently this tool converts all pages. For large PDFs, you can use the PDF Split tool first to extract specific pages, then convert those to images.
Why are the output files so large?
Image files are naturally larger than PDFs because they store pixel data rather than vector instructions. Use JPEG or WebP format with reduced quality (70-80%) for smaller files. You can also lower the scale factor.
Are my files uploaded to a server?
No. PDF rendering happens entirely in your browser using JavaScript and the pdf.js library. Your files never leave your device.

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