PDF to JPG Converter

The first page of PDF is converted. For multi-page documents, use batch conversion or process each page separately.

Image is created at 150 dpi — optimal for screen viewing. For printing, 300 dpi is recommended.

JPG is optimal for documents with photos — smaller file size. PNG is better for diagrams and text where sharpness matters.

No, JPG is a raster format. Text becomes an image. For editable results, convert PDF to Word.

Yes, that's often why conversion is needed. JPG is accepted by all social networks: Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn.

At 100% quality, the file will be 3-5 times larger than at 80%. For web, 85% is usually sufficient; for print, use 95-100%.

Yes, scanned PDFs are already images. Conversion simply extracts them to JPG format.

JPG doesn't support transparency. Transparent areas become white. For transparency, use PDF to PNG.

No, JPG is a raster format with fixed resolution. For lossless scaling, you need a vector source.

For internal use — yes. For official documents, keep PDF as it has legal standing.