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About the PDF to JPG Converter

We created this PDF to JPG Converter to help you free your content from the PDF format. While PDFs are great for documents, they aren't easy to share on social media, embed in emails, or use in design projects. Converting pages to JPG images solves this compatibility problem instantly.

Our tool is built with both simplicity and privacy in mind. Unlike many other converters that process your files on a remote server, this tool runs entirely in your browser using advanced JavaScript technology (PDF.js). This means your sensitive documents—like contracts, statements, or manuscripts—never leave your computer.

We also included a "Download All" feature. If you have a 50-page document, you don't want to click download 50 times. Our tool processes every page in the background and packages them into a single, organized ZIP file for you.

How to Use the Tool

  • Click the upload box to select your PDF, or simply drag and drop the file onto the page.
  • The tool will instantly render the first page of your PDF in the preview window.
  • Use the "Prev" and "Next" buttons to flip through the document and find the specific page you want.
  • Need higher resolution? Change the "Image Quality" dropdown to "High" or "Print Quality" before downloading.
  • To save the current page view, click "Download Current Page".
  • To save every page as an image, click "Download All (ZIP)".

Frequently Asked Questions

Is my document safe?

Yes, 100%. This tool uses client-side processing. Your PDF is loaded directly into your web browser's memory and never uploaded to our servers. You can even use this tool while offline once the page has loaded.

Can I convert multi-page PDFs?

Absolutely. You can navigate through any number of pages and download specific ones individually. Alternatively, use the "Download All" button to automatically convert every page in the document into a set of numbered images inside a ZIP archive.

Why use JPG instead of PNG?

JPG is the ideal format for documents and photographs because it offers small file sizes with high compatibility. If you need to email a page or post it to Instagram, JPG is the standard. If you need transparent backgrounds, you should check if our tool offers PNG output options (coming soon).

Why do the images look blurry?

If the output looks blurry, increase the "Image Quality / Scale" setting on the left. Standard screen resolution is often 72 DPI, while our "High Quality" setting scales this up (1.5x or 2x), providing a much sharper image suitable for printing or zooming.

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