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Extract Images from PDF

Extract images from PDF: save the pictures embedded in a document as PNG files in a ZIP, not the full pages of the file.

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A practical guide

Get the pictures out of a document.

  1. Add the PDF and enter the pages to search.
  2. Run the task to find the embedded images.
  3. Open the ZIP and check each picture.

Try this example

A 14-page catalog has product photos on pages 2-6. Extract from those pages and the ZIP holds the photos as PNG files without the text around them.

Before

  • PDF with pictures

After

  • Pictures + manifest
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: The files are decoded copies, not the original image files. Up to 100 images and 20 pages per run; hidden areas may appear.

Build a PDF from supported images
What you get

Extract embedded raster images as PNG in a ZIP. These are decoded copies, not the original compressed image files; hidden image areas may be included.

Limits and important details

10 MiB input, 200 source pages, 20 selected pages, 4 MP per page/image, 24 MP total and 48 MiB ZIP; extraction also caps at 100 images. Stencil masks and grouped inline images are unsupported. Extraction excludes annotation appearances and does not apply page clipping, rotation or overlays; hidden image areas may be included. Repeats are deduplicated within each page only. Complex PDFs can need more memory. No OCR; ZIP is not PDF input.

Example

Extract pictures from pages 1-3 and inspect the ZIP manifest. A picture may include areas hidden by page clipping.