PDF to Image

What is PDF to Image?

PDF to Image is a free, browser-based converter that turns the pages of a PDF into standalone PNG, JPEG, or WebP images. People use it to drop a chart, diagram, or signature page into a slide deck, to post a page on the web, or to hand a page to an image editor that can't open PDFs. You control exactly which pages to convert with a page-range field, how sharp they are with a scale factor or a print-oriented DPI value, and how heavy the JPEG or WebP files are with a quality slider. Built on pdf.js, it shows the page count and a thumbnail of every page, and lets you save a single page, all selected pages at once, or everything bundled into one ZIP file.

How to use PDF to Image

1. Drag and drop a PDF onto the dropzone (or click to choose a file). The tool reads it and shows the page count plus a thumbnail of every page.
2. Type the pages you want in the range field — for example 1-3,5,8-10. Leave it as the full range to convert every page.
3. Pick an output format: PNG for lossless quality and transparency, JPEG for small photo-friendly files, or WebP for small files that keep transparency.
4. Open the settings gear to size the pages by a scale factor or a target DPI, and to set the JPEG/WebP quality.
5. Download a single page with its own button, use Download all to save each page as a separate file, or use Download ZIP to get every selected page in one archive.

Examples

Frequently asked questions

Is my PDF uploaded to a server?

No. Everything runs 100% client-side in your browser using pdf.js and fflate. The file is read, rendered, and zipped locally and is never uploaded, so even confidential documents stay private.

Which format should I pick — PNG, JPEG, or WebP?

Choose PNG for lossless quality and transparency, JPEG for small photo-heavy files (flattened onto a white background), or WebP for small files that still keep transparency. Use the quality slider to trade size against detail for JPEG and WebP.

How do I convert only some pages?

Type a page range like 1-3,5,8-10 in the range field. Only those pages are rendered, downloaded, and included in the ZIP; use the full range to convert the whole document.

What's the difference between scale and DPI?

Scale multiplies the page's base size (1 = the PDF's native size, up to 4). DPI targets a print resolution — 300 DPI, for instance, renders a page at print size. Both control how many pixels each page gets; pick whichever matches how you think about output.

Can I download every page as one file?

Yes. Download ZIP bundles every selected page into a single archive named after the PDF, while Download all saves them as separate image files and each page's own button saves just that page.