PDF to JPG
Converts each page of a PDF into a JPG image. Single-page documents download as a standalone .jpg file. Multi-page PDFs produce a ZIP archive containing one JPG per page.
How It Works
- Upload a PDF by clicking the drop zone or dragging a file onto it. The tool displays the filename, file size, and page count.
- Adjust the Quality slider to control JPG compression.
- Click Convert to start processing.
- The result downloads automatically -- a single JPG for one-page PDFs, or a ZIP file for multi-page documents.
Options
- Quality -- a slider from 0% to 100% (default 90%). Higher values produce sharper images with larger file sizes. Lower values compress more aggressively.
Pages render at 2x scale internally, so the output resolution is double the PDF page dimensions. A standard letter-size page produces roughly a 1,224 x 1,584 pixel image.
Output Format
- Single page:
filename.jpg - Multiple pages:
filename_jpgs.zipcontainingpage_1.jpg,page_2.jpg, etc.
Use Cases
- Generating preview thumbnails for a document management system.
- Sharing a page from a report in a chat or email that doesn't support PDF.
- Creating image assets from PDF diagrams or illustrations.
- Archiving scanned documents as individual images.
Tips
- For lossless output, use PDF to PNG instead.
- A quality setting of 80-90% strikes a good balance between file size and visual fidelity.
- If you need a specific format per page, consider the PDF Workflow Builder which has a PDF to Images output node.