Convert PDF pages to PNG or JPG images in your browser. Choose the resolution and quality, convert to grayscale if you wish, and convert just the first page or the whole document.
Choose PNG or JPEG, set the resolution, and convert the first page or every page.
Some systems only accept images. A newsletter, a social post or a slide needs a picture of a page, not a PDF. Taking a screenshot gives you a blurry result at the wrong size. Converting the page at a set resolution gives you a clean image.
PNG suits documents, forms and text-heavy pages. JPEG gives smaller files and suits image-heavy pages.
Choose 72, 150, 300 or 600 DPI, from fast and light to very detailed.
Multi-page PDFs are packaged as a ZIP containing one image per page, named 001, 002 and so on.
For long documents, convert just the first page so you do not wait for a huge ZIP.
Access is controlled by permission, and temporary converted files are cleaned up automatically, so images of participant documents are not left lying around.
PNG gives the best quality and suits documents, forms and text-heavy pages, but files are larger. JPEG gives smaller files and suits photo-heavy pages.
150 DPI is a good balance for screen viewing and email. Use 300 DPI for printing, 600 DPI for very high detail, and 72 DPI when a fast, small image is enough.
The tool packages the pages as a ZIP file containing one image per page, named 001, 002 and so on. Tick first page only if you just need page one.
It removes colour from the images, which reduces file size when colour is not needed.
No. An image of a page is a picture, so the text in it cannot be selected or searched. Keep your original PDF.
Access is controlled in Admin Tools. You decide which staff can use Document Tools.
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