What this tool does
Turn pages into raster images for sharing document views. Output loses vector detail and selectable text.
When to use it
Use Convert PDF to JPG/PNG when you need the specific operation described here and can check the result against your own source. Keep the original and work on a copy.
Steps
- Load a PDF and choose up to ten pages.
- Select PNG or JPG and 72, 108 or 144 DPI.
- Convert, review dimensions and download each image.
Worked example
Input: A 200 × 300 point page at 144 DPI.
Expected result: A 400 × 600 pixel image.
Common mistakes
- PDF 5 MiB/50 pages; up to 10 outputs, 8 MP/page and 24 MP/job, 4096 px per side and 20 MiB total.
- JPG uses a white background and lossy compression. PNG may be larger. No ZIP export or execution of annotations, forms or scripts.
If an error appears, reduce the input or correct the specified field. Do not treat an unsuccessful operation as a valid result. Repeat the example with synthetic data to separate an input problem from a tool problem.
Limitations and privacy
Inputs are processed in your browser. Visiting the site downloads its resources, but the tool does not upload the document or text. Results are not automatically stored. Check downloaded files before using them in a workflow.
Editing a PDF may invalidate digital signatures and does not sanitize its active content. This guide does not promise preservation of every form, attachment or advanced document feature.
Frequently asked questions
Does this change the original?
No. Keep the source and explicitly download or copy the result you want to retain.
What should I check before using the output?
A 400 × 600 pixel image. PDF 5 MiB/50 pages; up to 10 outputs, 8 MP/page and 24 MP/job, 4096 px per side and 20 MiB total.