Extract PDF Pages as Images
Render PDF pages to PNG or JPEG at 1x, 2x or 3x scale
About this tool
Extract PDF Pages as Images renders each PDF page as a raster image using PDF.js (pdfjs-dist). You choose PNG or JPEG output format and a render scale of 1x, 2x or 3x (higher scales produce sharper images at the cost of larger files). Optionally provide a page range like 1-5 to render only part of the document. Note: this tool renders pages (vector → raster), it does not extract raw embedded image objects from the PDF. Common scenarios include creating high-resolution image previews for a website, exporting slides as PNGs for a presentation tool, and producing image-only versions of pages for sharing. All processing happens locally in your browser; the file never leaves your device. Maximum file size is 50 MB.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this extract embedded images or render pages?
It renders pages to raster images. If you want raw embedded image objects, this tool is not it — use a different extractor.
Which render scale should I pick?
1x for screen previews and quick exports. 2x for printable quality. 3x for very large displays or zoomed-in details. Higher scales mean bigger output files.
PNG vs JPEG — which should I use?
PNG for text-heavy or sharp-edged content (slides, diagrams). JPEG for photo-heavy pages where file size matters more than perfect text clarity.
Is my PDF uploaded to any server?
No. Rendering uses PDF.js in your browser. The PDF never leaves your device.
What is the file size limit?
50 MB. Note that high render scales (especially 3x on long PDFs) can use significant browser memory.
Can I render only some pages?
Yes. Provide a page range like 1-5 in the page input. Leave it empty to render all pages.
When is this most useful?
Generating image previews for websites, exporting presentation-style PDFs to PNGs, creating image versions for tools that don't accept PDF.
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