Move between PDF and images
Extract PDF pages as JPG/PNG images, or bundle images into a PDF. Common uses: pulling a single slide out as an image, or turning several scanned photos into one PDF.
Resolution (DPI) decides the quality
When converting a PDF to images, the DPI setting is what matters.
- 72–96 DPI: on-screen preview or web upload. Light files.
- 150 DPI: a sensible default for general document archiving.
- 300 DPI: print or zoom. Crisp text, but larger files.
If text looks blurry once printed, the DPI was usually too low. For anything you'll enlarge, extract at 300 DPI.
Steps
- Upload the PDF or image files.
- Pick the direction (PDF→image / image→PDF) and the quality.
- Download the result.
Files are processed in your browser and never uploaded to a server. For high-resolution extraction tips, see the PDF to JPG high-resolution guide.