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Convert a PDF into JPG images

Every page is drawn and saved as a JPG image. You get them all in a ZIP archive.

You need it when a PDF has to go where PDFs don't fit: a presentation, a post, a form that only accepts images, a chat message where the preview matters more than the file.

Every page is redrawn at the resolution you choose and saved as JPG. High quality is right almost every time; Print produces larger, sharper images but also much heavier ones; Screen is for when size matters more than detail.

The images are numbered in page order and collected in a ZIP, so you download everything at once.

Can I get PNG instead of JPG?

Not directly from here, but you can pass the resulting images to the Convert images tool and turn them into PNG.

Does the text stay selectable in the images?

No, by definition: an image is made of pixels. If you need the text, use PDF to Word.

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