Convert PDF files to images
Convert PDF slides to images
Share documents as images
Publish PDF content on web
Edit in image editors
Currently PNG and JPEG are supported. PNG supports transparent backgrounds and has no quality loss, making it ideal for detailed graphics. JPEG has smaller file sizes, making it advantageous for documents with many photos or web uploads.
Yes, you can choose from three scale options: 1x, 2x, and 3x. 2x (default) is suitable for both general screen display and printing, while 3x is recommended for high-resolution print materials or large displays.
Yes, all pages of the PDF are automatically converted in order. After conversion, you can download each page individually or save all images at once using the bulk download button.
Text quality depends on the resolution setting. Selecting 2x or higher keeps even small text sharp. When using JPEG format, using the high-quality option together minimizes blurring at text edges.
Converting presentation slides to images lets you view them on any device without a PDF viewer. Images are also much more convenient when sharing document content on social media or blogs, and are frequently used for creating thumbnails or preview images.
1x resolution is suitable for web previews or quick checks, while 2x works well for both screen display and standard printing. 3x is recommended for print materials larger than A4 or work requiring high-quality images, though file sizes will be relatively larger.
JPEG format has smaller file sizes than PNG, making it advantageous for optimizing website loading speed. However, PNG is more suitable for content where sharp edges matter, such as charts or logos. Choosing the right format and resolution for your needs optimizes both quality and file size.