PDF to Image
- Open the PDF to Image tool.
- Upload your PDF file.
- Choose the output format (PNG / JPG) and quality.
- Export page by page or download everything in one bundle.
Tip: choose JPG for social sharing, or PNG when you need transparency or crisp text. Everything runs locally on your device, so it's safe for sensitive documents.
Markdown to Image
With the Markdown to Image tool, you can render Markdown or code as a beautiful image with syntax highlighting and customizable themes — ideal for developers sharing code.
Word Image Extraction and Compression
Use the Word Image Extractor to batch-extract images from DOCX files and automatically compress and repackage them — a handy way to slim down document size.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
PNG or JPG? A Practical Decision
PNG is the safe default for documents: it is lossless, so text stays razor-sharp at any quality setting, and it supports transparency. JPG wins when the page is mostly photographs — its compression handles gradients and skin tones with far smaller files, and no reader will notice at normal sharing sizes.
A mixed document (text plus photos) can go either way. If the pages will be read or archived, choose PNG for fidelity; if they are headed for a chat app or a social feed where the platform re-compresses images anyway, JPG keeps the upload fast without a visible penalty.
Getting Readable Output
Resolution is where PDF-to-image conversions go wrong. Exporting a dense contract page at low quality produces fuzzy characters that defeat the purpose of the archive. After your first conversion, open the most text-heavy page and zoom in: if edges shimmer or letters smear, raise the quality and convert again. Photographic pages tolerate lower settings, so it pays to match the setting to the page rather than using one value for the whole file.
The converted PDF image isn't sharp?
Choose the high-quality mode, or check the PDF's original resolution; for print use, a high DPI output is recommended.
Which document formats are supported?
PDF, DOCX (Word), Markdown and more — check each tool's description for details.
Will the converted images still be searchable?
No — an image has no text layer, so search and copy stop working. If you need the words back, run the page through the OCR text tool after converting.
Is there a page limit?
The limit is your browser memory rather than a fixed number. Long PDFs convert fine, but extremely large files are best split with the PDF toolkit first.
Why is my exported PNG so large?
PNG stores photographic detail inefficiently. For photo-heavy pages, switch the output to JPG and the file size typically drops several times over with no visible difference.
References
- PDF.js (Mozilla): https://mozilla.github.io/pdf.js/