PDF to Images - Frequently Asked Questions

The PDF to Images tool turns each page of a PDF into a separate image, ready for websites, presentations, social media or anywhere that does not accept PDFs. All images are downloaded together in one ZIP file.

• JPG: small files, good for photos, web and email.
• PNG: sharp text and graphics, with larger files.
• WebP: modern format with small files, supported by current browsers.
• TIFF: high-quality format for printing and archiving, with the largest files.

DPI sets the image resolution:

• 72 DPI (Standard): fine for viewing on screen, with the smallest files.
• 150 DPI (High): sharper, and good for most uses.
• 300 DPI (Print): print quality, with much larger files.

For JPG and WebP you can also set the image quality. Higher settings look sharper but make the ZIP bigger.

Yes. Leave Pages to convert empty for all pages, or enter pages and ranges such as 1-3,5,8.

Each image is numbered by page. You can set your own file name prefix, for example "invoice-page", so the images are easy to identify. You can also choose the page background colour, which is useful for pages with transparent areas.

Up to 50 MB per PDF. Long documents at high DPI take longer; choosing fewer pages, a lower DPI or a lower quality makes the ZIP faster.

Not directly. Remove the password first with Unlock PDF (you need to know the password), then convert the unlocked file.

Yes. It works in modern browsers on Android phones, iPhones and tablets. The ZIP is saved to your downloads, where your phone's files app can open it.

Conversion runs on our own servers. Your PDF is uploaded over an encrypted connection, used only to create the images, kept only temporarily and then deleted automatically. It is never sent to a third party.