How to Convert PDF to JPG Images

Last updated: 2026-11-12

Save PDF pages as images that you can share, insert into slides or upload where only JPG is accepted.

When you need a PDF as an image

Sharing one page on WhatsApp or social media, where an image shows up straight away and a PDF has to be opened.
Upload forms that accept only JPG, for example when a certificate must be uploaded as an image.
Adding a page to a presentation, document or design.
Making a quick preview or thumbnail of a document.

Convert PDF pages to JPG

Open PDF to JPG and choose your PDF.
Pick the format: JPG for smaller files, PNG for perfectly sharp text.
Pick the resolution: 72 DPI (small), 150 DPI (screen) or 300 DPI (print).
Leave "Pages" empty to convert every page, or type pages such as 1-3, 5.
Click "Convert to images", then download single images or "Download all (ZIP)".

Choosing the resolution

DPI means how many pixels are created for each inch of the page. An A4 page at 150 DPI is about 1240 × 1754 pixels, which is clear on a phone or computer screen. At 300 DPI it is about 2480 × 3508 pixels — right for printing or zooming into small text, but the files are roughly four times larger.

For WhatsApp and email, 150 DPI is usually best. If an upload form has a KB limit, convert at 150 DPI and then reduce the file with the Photo Resizer or Image Compressor.

JPG or PNG?

JPG is best for scanned pages and pages with photos: files are small and accepted almost everywhere. PNG keeps text and lines perfectly crisp, which suits charts and typed documents, but the files are larger and some forms do not accept it.

Tips

Up to 100 pages can be converted at a time. For longer documents, convert in batches using page ranges.
Password-protected PDFs cannot be converted. Remove the password first.
To go the other way — images into a PDF — use Images to PDF.
Conversion happens in your browser, so your document is never uploaded.