EZPZ FileSave each page as a JPG image, handy for dropping into slides or sending over chat.
No upload
Drop a PDF here
Pick one file and its page count is read. The file is not sent anywhere.
The page count is read from the file.
96-150 for screen use; 200-300 if it will be printed or zoomed into.
One file per page appears in a list.
DPI sets how many dots make up an inch. 72 is screen size, 150 is a bit over twice as sharp, and 300 is print quality.
Double the number and you quadruple the pixels. An A4 page at 300 DPI is 2480×3508 pixels, so on a long document expect memory and time to climb steeply.
Pages full of text and lines look cleaner as PNG; JPG can smear slightly around sharp edges.
For pages that are mostly photographs, JPG is far smaller and the difference is hard to see. Quality around 85-90% is a comfortable setting.
Yes. The "Download all" button on the result screen saves every page image in one ZIP file. You can also download single images from the list.
JPG cannot store transparency, so a white background is filled in. PDF to PNG also saves pages on a white background, so neither tool gives you transparency.
Move up one resolution step. Going from 150 to 200 or 300 sharpens it noticeably.
No. Even the page rendering happens in a renderer inside your browser.