How to use it
- Choose your PDF. Pick it from your phone or computer, or drag it onto the box. Every page shows up as a preview.
- Pick the pages. All pages are selected; tap any page to skip it. Or use the download button under a page to save just that one.
- Choose format and resolution. JPG makes small files, PNG keeps text crispest. 150 DPI suits most uses; add a KB limit if a form asks for one.
- Convert and download. One page downloads as an image; several come together in a ZIP file.
For the best result
- Certificate for a form? Use JPG at 150 DPI with the KB limit from the form, for example 200 KB.
- Lots of small text? PNG or 200–300 DPI keeps letters sharp.
- Opening the ZIP. On Android, tap the ZIP in Files and choose Extract. On a computer, double-click it.
- Need it the other way? Image to PDF turns photos back into one PDF.
Questions
How do I convert a PDF to JPG?
Choose your PDF, keep JPG as the format, pick the pages you want and tap Convert. One page downloads as a JPG; several pages download together as a ZIP of JPGs.
Can I save just one page?
Yes. Tap the download button under that page's preview, or select only that page and tap Convert.
How do I keep each image under 100 KB or 200 KB?
Choose JPG and type the limit in Max KB per image (or tap a quick size). Each page is made as clear as possible while staying under the limit.
JPG or PNG, which is better?
JPG files are much smaller and accepted almost everywhere. PNG keeps text perfectly sharp but files are larger. For online forms, JPG is usually the right choice.
Is my PDF uploaded anywhere?
No. The pages are turned into images inside your browser. Your PDF never reaches our servers or anyone else's.
Is it really free?
Yes, completely free. No account, no watermark, no page limit.
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