PDF to JPG
Extract PDF pages as high-quality JPG or PNG images. 100% private — processed locally, no uploads.
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Extract PDF pages as high-quality JPG or PNG images. 100% private — processed locally, no uploads.
Need a PDF page as an image? PDFree renders every page of your PDF as a high-quality JPG at your chosen resolution — entirely in your browser. No upload, no account, no watermarks on the output.
Click Choose files or drag your PDF into the drop zone. The file is loaded into browser memory — not sent to any server.
Select a DPI setting: 72 DPI (screen/web), 150 DPI (balanced), or 300 DPI (print-quality). Higher DPI = sharper images, larger file sizes.
Click Convert to JPG. Each page is rendered as a separate JPG. Multiple pages download as a ZIP archive.
Websites and PowerPoint files work with images, not PDFs. Convert the PDF page you need to a JPG and insert it directly.
LinkedIn posts, Instagram, and most social platforms don't support PDF. Convert your infographic, certificate, or report page to JPG for direct sharing.
Many document portals show an image thumbnail of the first page. Generate that thumbnail by converting page 1 of your PDF to JPG.
PDFs can't be opened in Photoshop or GIMP directly. Convert to JPG, edit the image, then convert back to PDF with JPG to PDF.
| Tool | Max output DPI (free) | Daily limit | Privacy | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| PDFree | 300 DPI | No limit | No upload | Free forever |
| iLovePDF | 150 DPI free | Daily limit | Uploaded to servers | Free / $6+/mo |
| SmallPDF | 150 DPI free | 2 tasks/day | Uploaded to servers | Free / $9+/mo |
| Adobe Acrobat | 300 DPI | 2/month free | Uploaded to servers | $19.99/mo |
72 DPI is fine for websites and screen display. 150 DPI works for most office uses. Choose 300 DPI when you need print-quality output or want to read small text clearly after conversion.
Converting to JPG involves some compression. At 300 DPI the quality is very high and barely distinguishable from the original. Text remains readable. For lossless output, PNG is better — contact us if you need PNG support.
Yes. Each page becomes one JPG. If your PDF has more than one page, the files are bundled into a ZIP archive for download.
The current tool converts all pages. To convert only specific pages, first split or extract the pages you need into a new PDF, then convert that PDF to JPG.
No. PDFree uses PDF.js (Mozilla's open-source PDF renderer) running entirely in your browser. Pages are rendered locally and exported as JPG files — nothing leaves your device.