PDF to JPG Converter

JPG images are the easiest way to share a page where a PDF isn't welcome: social media posts, messaging apps that show image previews, website uploads and slide decks.

Each page of the PDF becomes its own JPG, so a 5-page document gives you 5 images.

JPG is a lossy format. It saves space by discarding fine detail, which suits pages with photos and colourful designs, but small text can look slightly soft.

For pages that are mostly text, line drawings or charts, PDF to PNG keeps edges sharper. For photo-heavy pages such as brochures and menus, JPG is the better choice.

Pick only the pages you need. Use Extract PDF Pages first if you want one or two images from a long document.

Social platforms resize uploads. A tall A4 page may be cropped or shrunk in a feed, so check how it looks before posting.

A JPG is a picture, so the text in it can't be selected, searched or edited. Keep the PDF for anything people need to copy from.

If an image is for printing, ask how large it will be printed. A poster needs far more pixels than a phone screen.

Images travel without context once shared. Add your name or website to the page first if you want credit when it gets passed around.

To turn images back into a document, JPG to PDF does the reverse.