Convert PDF pages to images

Turn each page of a PDF into a JPG, PNG or WebP picture. It runs on your device, so the PDF is not uploaded.

Open the board Free. No sign-up. Your files stay on your device.

How to do it

  1. Drop the PDF onto the board and select its card.
  2. Open the To images tab.
  3. Choose the format, the resolution and the pages you want (all, or a range such as 3 to 7).
  4. Press convert. All pages are packed into one ZIP with short numbered names.

Tips

Higher resolution gives sharper images and bigger files; 150 dpi suits screens and 300 dpi suits printing. Files are named with a number first, for example page-01 and page-02, so they sort in the right order in any file manager.

When to use it

Use it to post a page of a document as a picture, drop a slide or a certificate into a chat, or pull a single page out as an image for a presentation. Each page becomes its own file, so you can choose the ones you need.

Tips for better results

  • Pick 150 dpi for screens and chat. Pick 300 dpi only when you plan to print.
  • JPG is the smallest choice. Use PNG for pages with sharp text or flat colour, and WebP for the web.
  • If you only need some pages, choose them first so you do not download a long list.
  • Very high dpi on a large page creates very large images. Lower it if the result fails to finish.

Questions

Can I convert only some pages?

Yes. Set a page range and only those pages are converted.

Which formats are available?

JPG, PNG and WebP.

Is the PDF uploaded?

No. The pages are drawn in your browser.

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