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Convert PDF pages to JPG or PNG images

Turn every page of a PDF into a sharp JPG or PNG image, or pull out the photos inside it at their original size. It's free, adds no watermark and runs in your browser, so your file never leaves your device.

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Quick answer

How do I convert a PDF to JPG for free?

Open Mergevanta's PDF to JPG tool, add your PDF, choose JPG or PNG and a resolution of 96, 150 or 300 dpi, pick the pages and press Convert. One page downloads as an image; several come as separate images plus a .zip. It's free, adds no watermark and runs in your browser.

Price
Free
Watermark
None
Sign-up
Not required
Accepts
.pdf
You get
One .jpg or .png per page, or a .zip
Processing
In your browser — files never leave your device
Files stored
Never
Works on
Windows, macOS, Linux, iPhone, iPad and Android

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What you get

Why use Mergevanta to convert PDF to JPG

Choose the resolution

Web (96 dpi), Standard (150 dpi) or High (300 dpi) for printing. Every image records its dpi, so it prints at the page's real size.

Pull out embedded photos

Save the pictures inside a PDF at their original pixel size. Photos stored as JPEG are copied exactly as they are, with no re-compression.

Only the pages you need

Convert every page, type a range such as 1-3, 8-, or tap thumbnails to pick pages one by one.

Nothing leaves your device

Pages are drawn by your own browser, so the PDF is never uploaded to Mergevanta or anyone else.

Step by step

How to convert PDF to JPG with Mergevanta

  1. 1

    Press Choose PDF and pick your file, or drop it onto the page.

  2. 2

    Choose Convert pages to images, or Extract the images inside.

  3. 3

    Pick JPG or PNG, a resolution and, for JPG, the quality.

  4. 4

    Keep All pages, type a Page range, or use Pick pages and tap the thumbnails you want.

  5. 5

    Press Convert to JPG (or Extract images), then download — several images also come as one .zip.

FAQ

PDF to JPG questions

No. PDF to JPG runs entirely in your browser: the pages are drawn and saved as images on your device, and nothing is sent to Mergevanta's server.

Standard (150 dpi) suits screens, email and slides. High (300 dpi) is for printing or zooming into small text. Web (96 dpi) keeps files small for websites. Each image records its dpi, so it prints at the original page size.

Converting draws each whole page — text, drawings and pictures — as one image. Extracting saves only the pictures embedded in the PDF, each at its own size; JPEG photos are copied byte for byte and repeated images such as logos are saved once.

Browsers can't draw an image bigger than about 16 megapixels, so a very large page, such as a poster at 300 dpi, is scaled down to fit. The result names those pages and the resolution they got.

Yes. Enter the password when asked. It is only used in your browser tab to open the file.

Yes. It runs in Safari, Chrome and other modern mobile browsers. One page downloads as a single image; several pages come as separate images and a .zip you can save to your files.

Use JPG to PDF to combine images into one PDF in the order you choose.

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