Image Converter
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PDF Image Extraction Features
Two approaches in one place. "Pages as images" saves an entire PDF page as JPG or PNG, at 1x, 2x, or 3x resolution. "Extract embedded images" lifts the photo and chart files stored inside the document at their original resolution — unlike a screenshot, nothing is degraded. Everything runs in the browser; files are never sent to a server.
How to use
① Drag in a PDF file, or click to choose one. ② Pick either "Pages as images" or "Extract embedded images". ③ For page images, choose the format (JPG/PNG) and resolution (1x, 2x, or 3x). ④ Select only the pages you need (all pages by default). ⑤ Press save — the file downloads immediately, bundled as a ZIP if there is more than one.
Use cases
• Save specific PDF pages as images • Capture slides from a presentation PDF • Generate PDF thumbnail previews • Process files securely without server upload
Frequently Asked Questions
- Q. What is the difference between "Pages as images" and "Extract embedded images"?
- A. "Pages as images" saves the whole page layout as a single JPG or PNG — use it when you want the document exactly as it looks, at 1x, 2x, or 3x resolution. "Extract embedded images" pulls out only the photo and chart files stored inside the page, exactly as they are. The number of images per page is shown, and because these are the original files rather than a capture, no quality is lost.
- Q. Is the quality lower than the original?
- A. "Extract embedded images" returns files at their original resolution, so nothing is lost — handy for reusing charts from reports and whitepapers in your own slides. "Pages as images" renders at the resolution you pick; choose 2x or 3x to keep the image sharp when enlarged.
- Q. Can I also save a whole PDF page as an image?
- A. Yes. Choose "Pages as images" to save the entire page layout as JPG or PNG, at 1x, 2x, or 3x resolution. The "Extract embedded images" mode instead pulls out only the photos and charts stored inside the page, at their original quality.
- Q. Can I extract only certain pages?
- A. Yes. Select just the pages you need from the list, or use "Select all" to process every page at once.
- Q. Can it handle encrypted PDFs?
- A. Password-protected PDFs are not supported at this time.
- Q. Are my files sent to a server?
- A. No. Everything is processed in your browser and the PDF is never transmitted.