PDF to JPG renders the pages of a PDF as JPG images that you can post on social media, insert into a presentation, attach to a chat message or upload to a site that does not accept PDFs. Choose a resolution from 72 DPI for screens up to 300 DPI for print, set the JPEG quality, and convert all pages or just the ones you list.
Every page appears in a preview grid with its pixel size and file size, so you can download a single image or grab them all in one ZIP. Rendering uses the same PDF engine as the Firefox browser and runs entirely on your device, so the document is never uploaded.
How to use the PDF to JPG tool
- Choose or drop a PDF file.
- Select the resolution, the JPEG quality and – if you like – which pages to convert.
- Click Convert to JPG. Pages appear in the preview as soon as they are ready.
- Download single pages with their Download button, or everything with Download all as ZIP.
Why use ToolOrca PDF to JPG
- Resolution from 72 to 300 DPI
- Adjustable JPEG quality
- Convert all pages or a range
- Preview grid with sizes
- One-click ZIP of all images
- Runs locally – nothing uploaded
Which resolution should I choose?
72 DPI matches the PDF’s size on screen and keeps files small – good for quick previews and chat apps. 150 DPI is a sharp, all-round choice for slides, websites and social posts. 220 or 300 DPI produce large images suitable for printing or zooming into fine detail; an A4 page at 300 DPI is about 2480 × 3508 pixels.
JPG or PNG?
JPG makes much smaller files and is the best choice for pages with photos or scanned content. For pages that are mostly text, line drawings or screenshots, PDF to PNG keeps edges perfectly crisp and can export a transparent background. You can also convert images later with JPG to PNG.
Frequently asked questions
How do I convert just one page of a PDF to JPG?
Type the page number in the Pages field (for example 3) before you click Convert to JPG. Only that page is rendered.
Can I convert a PDF to JPG on my phone?
Yes. The tool works in Safari, Chrome and other mobile browsers. Long-press an image in the preview to save it to your photos, or use the download buttons.
Why do the images look blurry?
Choose a higher resolution (220 or 300 DPI) and raise the quality. If the PDF itself contains a low-resolution scan, a higher DPI cannot add detail that is not there.
Is my PDF safe?
Yes. The pages are rendered by your browser and the file is never sent to a server.