Turn PDF pages into JPG images to post, paste into a slide or send to a form that only takes pictures. Drop the PDF below; the pages are rendered on your device.
Drop or choose your PDF
The assistant opens with your files and does the rest.
Choose Files
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Drag the PDF onto the box above, or click Choose Files. The request to save every page as a JPG is already filled in; change it to name pages, such as “only pages 2 to 4”.
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The assistant opens with the PDF, counts its pages and offers resolutions from screen quality to print quality. Higher settings give sharper, larger images.
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Each page becomes its own JPG, ready to download, and the PDF itself is left unchanged. Ask for a ZIP to get all the pages in one file.
Social networks, chat apps, slide decks and many web forms take pictures but not PDFs. Saving a page as a JPG lets you share a flyer, a certificate, a chart from a report or one page of a menu wherever an image is accepted.
Each page is drawn the way a PDF reader shows it and saved as a picture, so its text becomes part of the image and can no longer be selected. A low resolution suits a quick look on a phone; choose a higher one when people will zoom in or print the page. Pages always have a solid background, never a transparent one.
JPG keeps each page image fairly small. For pages that are mostly sharp text or line drawings, ask for PNG instead, which keeps edges crisp. The PDF is read in your browser, so its contents are not uploaded.
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