Converting a PDF to JPG on Docs.Zone
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Web and graphic designers, teachers preparing slides, anyone who wants to show a page in a chat message: an image is often handier than a PDF. It opens on every device, even without a PDF viewer, and goes straight into a website, a presentation or a social media post.
Converting a PDF to JPG
- Open PDF to Images and press Select files..., or drop your PDF files onto the converter. Add more with Add files.
- Press Start!. Every page becomes a JPG image.
- Press Download next to the result in your Inbox: a ZIP archive with the images of each PDF. Unpack it, and the pages are ready to use. The archive stays in the Inbox for 6 hours.
Good to know
- Each PDF gets its own archive, with one image per page in the order of the document.
- Everything works in the browser on Windows, macOS, Linux, Android and iOS.
- Going the other way? JPG to PDF turns images into PDF files, and the PDF Combiner puts several images into one PDF.
- Need the text of a scanned page rather than a picture of it? Use OCR.
Free version and Premium
No account is needed to try it: the free version converts up to 2 files at a time, with the first 2 pages of each document plus a trial page. Premium converts complete documents.
What happens to your files
Files travel over an encrypted HTTPS connection and are stored for up to 6 hours, then deleted automatically. Delete in the Inbox removes a file immediately. Details are in our Terms & Privacy Policy.