When to use PDF to Image
Presentation slides
Turning a PDF presentation into individual slide images for social media, blogs, or thumbnails
Web embedding
Extracting PDF pages as images for embedding in a website, report, or slide deck
OCR preparation
Converting scanned document pages to image format for OCR processing with other tools
Preview galleries
Creating preview images of PDF pages for portfolio showcases or document galleries
How to Convert PDF to Image — Step by Step
Upload your PDF
Drag and drop your PDF or browse to select it
Choose quality and format
Select DPI (72 for web, 150 standard, 300 high quality) and format (PNG for lossless, JPEG for smaller size)
Convert
Click "Convert to Images". Each page is rendered to a separate image
Preview and download
Browse the preview grid, zoom in/out, and click "Download All (ZIP)" to save all images as a ZIP archive. You can also download individual pages
Frequently Asked Questions
🖼️ What's the difference between PNG and JPEG output?
PNG is lossless — text and graphics remain sharp and clear, but file sizes are larger. JPEG uses compression and is much smaller but may show slight artifacts, especially around text edges. PNG is best for documents with text and sharp lines.
📐 What DPI should I use?
150 DPI (Standard) is great for most uses like sharing or viewing. 72 DPI is fastest and gives the smallest files — good for thumbnails. 300 DPI is ideal for printing or when you need maximum quality, though processing takes longer.
🔒 Can I convert password-protected PDFs?
No, you need to remove the password first using our Unlock PDF tool, then convert the unlocked document.
📏 How many pages can I convert?
There's no arbitrary limit, but very large PDFs with many pages at 300 DPI will take more time and memory because everything runs in your browser. For best results, convert documents under 100 pages at 150 DPI.