PDF to JPG
Export every PDF page as a JPEG for slides, CMS uploads, or Word inserts when file size matters more than PNG sharpness. Rendering happens locally with pdf.js and the Canvas API.
Your file is processed entirely in your browser. It is never uploaded to any server.
How to convert a PDF to images: step by step
- Select the PDF. Optionally enter pages (e.g.
3or1-3); leave blank for all. - Choose JPEG quality (start at 0.92).
- Click Convert to JPG. One page = one JPG; two or more pages = one ZIP.
- Insert into Word via Pictures, or upload where JPGs are required.
Why JPG here instead of screenshot tools
Screenshots capture UI chrome and the wrong resolution. Full-page render at a fixed scale gives consistent dimensions across pages, better for a multi-page appendix in Word.
Frequently Asked Questions
PNG or JPG for text-heavy pages?
Prefer the Insert PDF as Image tool (PNG) for crisp type. Use JPG when portals reject PNG or size limits are tight.
Why a ZIP instead of separate files?
If you export two or more pages, they pack into one ZIP so the browser only downloads once. A single selected page (or a one-page PDF) downloads as one JPG with no ZIP.
Are CMYK PDFs supported?
The renderer approximates colors in the browser. Proof important brand colors before print.
Can I copy a table from a PDF into Word, or extract it automatically?
There is no automated table extractor here. Manual copy-paste from the PDF often breaks a table’s grid in Word; if the table needs to look right, convert that page to an image instead and place it as a picture, then rebuild the data manually in a Word table if you need it editable.
Can I extract just the images from a PDF, not the whole page?
Not selectively: this tool exports each full PDF page as an image, not individual embedded pictures. For many cases that is good enough (crop the result in Word after inserting); pulling out only specific embedded images is not offered.