Extract PDF pages as JPG images for easy sharing, embedding, and viewing on any device.
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PDFs are great for documents, but sometimes you need individual images. Whether you want to share a single page on social media, embed it in a presentation, or use it in an image editor, ConvertFile extracts each PDF page as a high-quality JPG image.
Select or drag and drop your PDF file
Choose the pages to extract
Click Convert and download your JPG images
PDFs are designed for documents, not for quick image sharing. If you want to post a page on social media, embed it in an email, or use it in a design tool, you need an image format. JPG is the most universally compatible image format, supported by every device, app, and platform.
Converting PDF to JPG also makes individual pages easier to view on mobile devices, where PDF viewers can be slow or cumbersome. Each page becomes a standalone image you can share, edit, or embed anywhere.
| Aspect | JPG | |
|---|---|---|
| Format Type | Document container | Raster image |
| Multi-page | Yes (unlimited pages) | No (one image per file) |
| Editability | Text, vectors, annotations | Image editors only |
| Best For | Documents, printing | Sharing, embedding, social media |
| File Size | Varies (can be large) | 200-500 KB per page |
| Universal Viewing | Needs PDF viewer | Opens anywhere |
PDF (Portable Document Format) was created by Adobe in 1993 and became an ISO standard in 2008. It is a universal document format that preserves exact layout, fonts, images, and formatting regardless of the device or operating system used to view it. PDFs can contain multiple pages, embedded fonts, vector graphics, and interactive elements. It is the global standard for document sharing and archiving.
JPG (JPEG) is the most widely used image format on the web. It uses lossy compression to produce small files, discarding visual information that the human eye is unlikely to notice. At 85-90% quality, most people cannot tell the difference between a JPG and the original. JPG does not support transparency, and re-saving a JPG repeatedly causes gradual quality loss, a process called generation loss.
Your PDF files are processed on our secure server and temporarily stored for you to download. All uploaded files are automatically deleted within 1 hour. We do not access, analyze, or share your files with any third party.
Each page of the PDF is extracted as a separate JPG image. You can download all pages or select specific pages to convert.
Pages are rendered at 150 DPI by default, which produces clear images suitable for screen viewing and sharing. This gives a standard letter-size page a resolution of approximately 1275x1650 pixels.
No. The output is a raster image, so text becomes pixels. If you need searchable or selectable text, keep the PDF format.
Files are temporarily stored for download and automatically deleted within 1 hour. We do not keep copies beyond this period.
No. Password-protected PDFs must be unlocked before conversion. Remove the password using your PDF editor first.
Vector graphics, text, and images in the PDF are all rasterized (converted to pixels) in the JPG output. The quality depends on the rendering resolution.
JPG produces smaller files, which is better for sharing and embedding. If you need lossless quality or transparency, use the PDF to PNG converter instead.
PDFs up to 50 pages are supported. For larger documents, consider converting specific page ranges.