How to use it
- Tap “Select PDF” and choose your file. Every page appears as a thumbnail, all selected.
- Tap a page to leave it out — or tap “None” and then only the pages you want.
- Choose the quality (Screen, Standard, High or Print) and the format, JPG or PNG.
- Tap “Convert”, then “Download”. One page downloads as an image; several come together in a ZIP.
When do you need PDF pages as images?
Certificates downloaded from DigiLocker, university portals or government websites usually come as PDFs, but many application forms accept only JPG or JPEG for certain uploads. Images are also easier to share on WhatsApp, to drop into a presentation, or to post online. This tool turns any page of your PDF into a clean image in a few seconds.
Which quality should you choose?
DPI (dots per inch) decides how many pixels each page gets. Here is what each preset gives for an A4 page:
| Preset | A4 page in pixels | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Screen · 96 DPI | about 794 × 1123 | WhatsApp, quick viewing |
| Standard · 150 DPI | about 1240 × 1754 | Form uploads and email |
| High · 200 DPI | about 1654 × 2339 | Certificates with small print |
| Print · 300 DPI | about 2480 × 3508 | Printing a sharp copy |
Very large pages, such as posters or engineering drawings, are rendered at a slightly lower resolution when needed, so they stay within what phone browsers can handle.
JPG or PNG?
- JPG files are much smaller and are what most portals expect. Choose JPG for scanned documents and photos.
- PNG keeps every pixel exactly, which suits diagrams and small text — but files can be several MB per page.
After converting
- Form has a KB limit? Shrink the image with Compress Image, for example to 100 KB.
- Need only some pages as a PDF instead? Use Split PDF. To make the whole PDF smaller, use Compress PDF.
- Want to turn images back into a PDF later? Use JPG to PDF.
Your PDF stays private
Pages are drawn and saved as images inside your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded, and password-protected files are unlocked only on your own device.