PDF to image
How PDF to image conversion works
Choose one PDF, then choose Render pages. Each page is drawn to a PNG image that you can preview and download separately.
Good to know
- Everything happens in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded or stored anywhere.
- The pdf.js rendering library (pdfjs-dist 3.11.174) is fetched once from the jsDelivr CDN with a subresource-integrity check. That is the only network request this tool makes.
- Render at 1x (72 DPI) or 2x (144 DPI). 2x gives sharper images and larger files.
- Downloads are named after your file, like
my-file-page-1.png. - This first version renders raster PNG images only: no text extraction, no OCR, no vector output.
Questions
Is my PDF uploaded?
No. Rendering runs in your browser on your device, and your file never leaves it. The only thing downloaded is the pdf.js library file itself, from the jsDelivr CDN — your PDF is never sent anywhere.
Which PDFs can be converted?
Standard PDFs that pdf.js can read, which covers most PDFs. Password-protected PDFs cannot be rendered by this first version.
What image size do I get?
At 1x you get one pixel per PDF point (72 DPI); at 2x you get double that (144 DPI). An A4 page at 2x is about 1190 by 1684 pixels.
What are the files called?
Each page downloads as a PNG named after your file: my-file-page-1.png, my-file-page-2.png, and so on.
Does it extract text or do OCR?
No. This tool renders each page as a flat PNG image. It does not extract text, run OCR, or produce vector output.