How do I convert PDF to JPG without uploading?

Open pixelfix.online/pdf, load your PDF, click the PDF to Images tab, choose JPEG as output, and click Convert. Everything runs in your browser using PDF.js — your file never leaves your device.

Can I convert a multi-page PDF to JPG?

Yes. PixelFix Pro converts every page to a separate JPG and packages them into a ZIP download. For very large PDFs, consider splitting first or converting pages 1–10 at a time to keep memory usage low.

What DPI should I use for PDF to JPG?

150 DPI is the sweet spot for most uses — clean text, reasonable file size, fast conversion. Use 72 DPI for web/screen use and 300 DPI only for print-ready exports.

Are my PDF files uploaded to a server?

No. PDF.js, pdf-lib and jsPDF run entirely in your browser. You can disconnect WiFi after loading the page and every tool still works. Your PDF never touches a server.

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Convert every page of a PDF into high-quality JPG images. Choose DPI, grab individual pages or download everything as a ZIP. Runs 100% in your browser — your file never leaves your device.

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Why convert PDF to JPG?

PDFs are great for documents, but images are easier to share, edit, or embed. Common reasons to convert:

Share a single page — extract one page as JPG for email, Slack, or WhatsApp
Edit in a photo editor — most image editors don't open PDFs directly
Web / social uploads — most platforms accept JPG/PNG, not PDF
Print a cover page — convert just the first page to JPG for a preview thumbnail
Archive screenshots — flatten a PDF form or invoice into a readable image

How to convert PDF to JPG

Open the PDF Toolkit

Go to pixelfix.online/pdf and click the PDF → Images tab.

Load your PDF

Drop a PDF file onto the canvas or click Browse. Files up to 50 MB are supported.

Choose JPEG + DPI

Select JPEG as output format. 150 DPI is the default; lower for web, higher for print.

Convert & download

Click Export Images to get a ZIP with one JPG per page, or right-click a preview to save a single page.

PDF to JPG vs PDF to PNG

JPEG is the right choice for photos, scans, and screenshots — smaller file size, universal support. Use PNG if you need lossless text or vector-like edges (e.g. diagrams with sharp lines). PixelFix Pro supports both; you can switch in the dropdown before converting.

PDF to JPG DPI guide

72 DPI

Screen use, email previews, web thumbnails. Fastest conversion, smallest files.

150

150 DPI

General purpose — documents, reports, invoices. Sweet spot between quality and size.

300

300 DPI

Print-ready. Large files, slower conversion. Best for important documents you will physically print.

FAQ

PDF to JPG questions

Does PDF to JPG lose quality?

JPEG is a lossy format. At 150 DPI the quality difference is usually invisible for documents and photos. If you need every pixel preserved, choose PNG instead.

Can I convert only one page from a PDF?

Use the PDF Toolkit → Split tab to extract a page range first, then convert the resulting smaller PDF to JPG.

Is there a file size limit?

There is no hard upload limit because nothing is uploaded. In practice, very large PDFs (50+ MB) may be slow on low-RAM devices — close other tabs and try a smaller file first.

Does this tool work offline?

Yes. After the first visit, the page and its libraries are cached by the service worker. Disconnect WiFi and the PDF to JPG converter still works.

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