Convert PDF to JPG

How to convert a PDF to JPG

1. Click Choose PDF or drag a PDF into the upload box.
2. In Pages to convert, leave it empty for all pages or type pages like 1-3, 5. The basic allowance converts up to 10 pages per job.
3. Under Image type, choose JPG (smaller files) or PNG (sharper details).
4. Under Quality, choose High (150 dpi) or Standard (96 dpi), then click Convert to images.
5. Check the preview and click Download image or Download ZIP. You'll need a PearSign account to download. New accounts must verify their email before signing in.

When to use it

• Posting a page of a PDF on social media, a website or in a presentation
• Sharing a flyer or one-page document with people who can't open PDFs easily
• Adding a PDF page to a document or app that only accepts images
• Saving a chart or diagram from a report as a picture

Good to know

• JPG or PNG: JPG makes smaller files and works well for photos. PNG keeps text and lines crisper but makes bigger files.
• Quality: High (150 dpi) gives sharper images. Standard (96 dpi) gives smaller files.
• Basic limits: one PDF per job, up to 25 MB and 200 pages, and up to 10 pages converted per job. Paid PearSign plans convert more pages at once.
• File names: each image is named after its page, for example page-3.jpg.
• Password-protected PDFs aren't supported. Upload an unlocked copy.
• Privacy: your PDF is sent to PearSign's servers to create the images. The result is available for one hour, and you can delete it sooner.
• Account: converting and previewing are free. Downloading needs a PearSign account (5 jobs per hour with the basic allowance).
• New accounts: signup directs you to a card-required 7-day Starter trial checkout. See pricing and trial terms. The one-hour result window continues during checkout and email verification; if it expires, upload your file again.

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