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Convert PDF to JPG

Turn each page into a JPG image. Three sharpness presets — Screen, Standard, Print — and a live count of how many images you'll get.

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  1. 1
    Drop the PDF

    Works best on documents up to a few hundred pages.

  2. 2
    Pick sharpness and which pages

    Screen (72 DPI) for web-sized images, Standard (150 DPI) for most uses, Print (300 DPI) for the sharpest. The pages field limits the selection and the live count updates as you type.

  3. 3
    Download

    Single page converts download directly; more than one arrives as a ZIP.


Questions people actually ask

What DPI should I use?

Use the presets: Screen (72 DPI) for thumbnails, Standard (150 DPI) for viewing and email, Print (300 DPI) for the print standard.

Why is my output blurry?

It isn't — check your DPI setting. At 72 DPI a full A4 page is only 595 pixels wide; that's the setting, not the conversion.


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