Turn PDF pages into JPG, PNG or WebP images at the DPI you choose, or save the photos inside. Download one image or a ZIP.
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Tap a page to add or remove it. Save turns just that page into an image.
PDFdukan's PDF to Image Converter lets you convert PDF to image online free. It turns each page into a JPG, PNG or WebP file at 72 to 600 DPI, right in your browser. It can also save the photos stored inside a PDF, and locked files open with their password.
Before you convert, the tool shows the exact pixel size of the first page. You pick only the pages you need, then download one image or a ZIP of numbered files, such as report-page-01.jpg.
Converting a PDF to images takes five steps:
These four features cover most PDF to image jobs:
Each selected page becomes one image with its text and charts, ready for slides, posts or upload forms.
Images inside the PDF extracts each photo, logo or scan at its stored size, without the text around it.
Type the password once and a password-protected PDF opens in this tab. It is not saved or sent anywhere.
The tool shows the pixel size before you convert and warns when a huge page must be drawn smaller.
Here is what each setting does and when to use it:
| Setting | Options | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| JPG | Smallest files, quality 50–100% | Photos, email, upload forms |
| PNG | Lossless, white or transparent background | Text, charts, logos, print |
| WebP | Small files, quality 50–100% | Websites and online stores |
| Resolution | 72, 150, 200, 300, 400 or 600 DPI | 200 DPI for clear text |
| Input | One PDF up to 300 MB | Locked PDFs need the password |
| Output | One image, or a ZIP of numbered files | Any page range you select |
Huge pages, such as posters or maps, are drawn smaller to fit browser limits, which are tighter on iPhone and iPad. The tool shows the DPI it really used.
Common reasons to save a PDF page as a picture:
Match the DPI to the job: 150 for email and web pages, 200 for crisp small text, and 300 for printing.
Choose PNG for fine text or line charts, since JPG compression can blur sharp edges. Use JPG at 85–90% quality for photos or a smaller file size.
When we tested a 14-page research paper at 200 DPI, each page came out 1700 × 2200 px and the 14 JPGs totaled 11 MB. Need only part of a big page or map? Cut it out first with Crop PDF.
No. The converter draws your PDF with Mozilla's pdf.js code in your browser tab, so the file never goes to a PDFdukan server. The page still loads site files, analytics and ads.
Because the work happens on your device, you can convert a bank statement or contract without handing it to a third party.
Text in a page image can’t be selected or edited, so keep the original PDF. The tool makes JPG, PNG and WebP only, not TIFF, and it converts one PDF at a time.
Images inside the PDF finds real pictures only, so use Whole pages for text, tables and vector charts. To share fewer pages as a PDF, use Extract PDF Pages.
Yes. PDFdukan’s converter is free, needs no account and adds no watermark. Add your PDF, pick a format, tap the Convert button and download.
Yes. The converter runs in Safari or Chrome, with no app to install. iPhones and iPads cap image size, so huge pages at high DPI come out smaller.
Yes. Tap Save under any page preview to turn only that page into an image. For a few pages, type a range such as 2-4 and tap Select these.
Choose JPG for photos and smaller files. Choose PNG when text and lines must stay sharp, or when you need a transparent background. WebP gives small files for websites.
The resolution was probably too low. Convert again at 200 or 300 DPI, or switch to PNG. Zooming far into any image will still show pixels.
The file may be damaged, locked with a password you don’t have, or not a real PDF. Huge poster pages still convert, just smaller, and the tool says so.
Yes, if you know the password. Type it when asked and tap Open PDF. The file is unlocked only inside your browser tab.
Choose Images inside the PDF and tap Find images. Each photo or logo is saved at its own size; tiny icons are skipped unless you untick Skip small images.
Connect Google Drive to save selected outputs to your own Drive storage. Review the destination before uploading sensitive documents.
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