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PDF to JPG

PDF to JPG: save the pages you select as JPG images in a ZIP. Choose the page positions and the resolution of the pictures.

Synthetic example — review the operation settings before running.

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Local limits: Max single file: 10 MB

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A practical guide

Save pages as ordinary picture files.

  1. Add the PDF and enter the page positions to export.
  2. Choose the resolution of the images.
  3. Run the task, then open the ZIP and look at each picture.

Try this example

Export pages 1-3 of a 30-page brochure as JPG. The ZIP has three images, one for each page, that you can put on a web page or in a message.

Before

  • Pages 1-2

After

  • 2 JPGs in ZIP
Input and expected output for this task. Illustrative example.

Before you start: Up to 20 pages per run. JPG compression is lossy, and the text on the images is not searchable. This exports whole pages.

Combine images into a PDF
What you get

Render selected PDF pages as JPG images in a ZIP. This exports whole pages, not embedded pictures.

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

Export pages 1-2 as JPG. Unpack the ZIP and check two .jpg files; text is rendered into pictures, not editable text.