How to convert PDF to JPG
- Click the yellow area and pick your PDF, or drag the file onto the page.
- Choose the format (JPG or PNG) and the resolution.
- To convert only some pages, type them in Pages, for example
1-3, 5. Leave it empty for all pages. - Click Convert. Download each image separately or all of them in a ZIP.
What it’s for
- Post a PDF page on Instagram, WhatsApp or a website that only accepts images.
- Upload a receipt, invoice or certificate to a form that asks for a JPG.
- Use a slide or chart from a PDF in a presentation or Word document.
- Turn the cover of an e-book or guide into a promotional image.
Which resolution to choose
- Screen (72 dpi): a light image for phones, messaging apps and social posts. An A4 page comes out around 595 × 842 pixels.
- Good (150 dpi): the best balance. Text is sharp on screen and files stay small. An A4 page is around 1240 × 1754 pixels.
- Print (300 dpi): for printing or zooming in. An A4 page is around 2480 × 3508 pixels, with much larger files.
JPG or PNG?
JPG is accepted everywhere and makes smaller files, great for photos and image-heavy pages. PNG keeps every detail sharp, ideal for text, tables and charts, but files are larger.
Your files never leave your device
The PDF is opened and converted in your own browser. Nothing is uploaded, which matters for contracts, statements and personal documents. No sign-up, no page limit and no watermark.
Frequently asked questions
Why won’t my PDF open?
PDFs that ask for a password to open need the protection removed first. PDFs that only restrict editing or printing open normally.
Will the image quality be good?
Yes. Each page is redrawn at the resolution you choose, so text and lines stay sharp. For printing, choose 300 dpi.
How do I convert just one page?
Type the page number in Pages, for example 3. The image downloads right away.
How do I open the ZIP file?
On Windows and Mac, double-click it. On phones, the built-in Files app (iPhone and Android) opens ZIP files without installing anything.
Can I convert images to PDF?
Yes, with JPG to PDF, which does the opposite.