When you need a PDF as JPG
- Post PDF content to forms or social media that only accept images
- Send one page of a flyer or document as an image by LINE or email
- Paste PDF pages into presentations or blog posts
- View the content on a device that can’t open PDFs
Choosing a resolution
Low (72 dpi, small files)
For small files, or when you’ll only view the images on a phone screen. Fine text may be hard to read.
Standard (150 dpi)
A balanced setting for viewing on screen and sharing. If you’re not sure, choose this.
High (300 dpi, for printing)
For printing, or to keep fine text and diagrams sharp. Files are larger, and documents with many pages take longer.
Save many pages together as a ZIP
Every page becomes its own JPG, with the page number in the file name, like “_01” and “_02”. For documents with many pages, downloading them together as a ZIP is convenient. You can cancel during conversion if you need to.
Things to know about images
JPG is an image format, so text can’t be selected or searched after converting. JPG also has no transparency, so the background becomes white.
Related tools
To convert only some pages, first take out the pages you need with Split PDF. To go the other way and turn images into a PDF, use JPG to PDF. To shrink image files, use Compress Images.
Your PDF is never uploaded
Your PDF isn’t uploaded to a server; it’s converted to images in your browser.