How to Convert PDF to JPG for Free (Fast & High Quality)

Why Convert PDF to JPG?

PDF is perfect for sharing documents, but sometimes you need each page as an image. JPG files are easier to upload to websites, insert into slides, edit in image editors, and share on social media. They also tend to be smaller in size, which is ideal for email and online forms.

• Use PDF pages in PowerPoint or Google Slides
• Post a single page on social media
• Crop or annotate a page with any image editor
• Embed a page into a blog post or landing page

Method 1 – Convert PDF to JPG Online (Fastest Option)

The easiest way is to use a browser-based tool. You don't need to install anything, and it works on Windows, macOS, Linux, and even mobile devices.

1. Open the online tool: PDF to JPG Converter.
2. Click Upload PDF and select your file.
3. Choose the desired resolution (for example, 300 DPI for print-quality images).
4. Click Convert.
5. Download your JPG files. Each PDF page will be saved as a separate image.

This method is ideal when you need quick results and don't want to worry about software setup.

Best Settings for Quality vs. File Size

The right settings depend on how you plan to use the final images.

• 300 DPI – Best for printing and high-detail graphics.
• 150 DPI – Great balance for presentations and documents.
• 72–96 DPI – Enough for web uploads and basic sharing.

Most online converters, including ours, let you choose quality levels so you can keep file sizes under control without losing important details.

Common Problems and How to Fix Them

Text Looks Blurry

If text appears blurry in the JPG, increase the DPI or quality level during export. Remember that converting a low-resolution PDF cannot magically restore lost quality.

File Size Is Too Large

Use a JPG compression option or run the exported images through an image optimizer. You can also compress the original PDF first using a PDF compressor.