PDF to JPG

If no Adobe Acrobat Reader is available or PDFs are to be embedded in websites or shared, it may be necessary to convert PDF to JPG. With file-converter-online.com this is no problem – simply upload the existing .PDF document and in a few seconds the matching JPG image is ready for download.

Converting PDF to JPG – tips and benefits

Many different file formats display their content similarly on the screen, but also differ considerably in their use. While PDF documents are ideal for sharing text that should not be changed, the JPEG format is ideal for sharing images that are directly visible. While it is possible to share PDF documents with platforms such as WhatsApp, Facebook or Instagram, no preview is displayed. Converting PDF to JPG beforehand provides direct visibility.

Convert PDF to JPG easily online

Conversion is easy and requires no additional software with our free online converter. This can convert PDF files directly online. The conversion takes place directly on our servers and does not require a diversion via screenshots. All you have to do is upload the PDF file and your JPG file will be available for download after the conversion. Of course, the whole process also works with multi-page PDF files. In this case, after the PDF to JPG conversion, a ZIP file is available for download in which all PAGES of the PDF file are available as individual JPG files.
Another advantage of this method is that you do not need any special software on your computer. All you need is an internet connection and a browser. Even with a tablet or smartphone, files can be converted from PDF to JPG quickly and easily, even when you are on the move.

Convert directly in Windows:

It may be necessary to convert PDF to JPG, especially if you only have certain data in PDF format and want to change or further process it with an image editing programme, for example. There are several options for conversion: If you have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on your computer, you can use the integrated snapshot function. You then simply select an image area with the mouse, which is then copied to the clipboard. But even without Adobe software, you have tools at hand with Windows to convert PDF to JPG. Simply use the Windows screenshot function, which copies the screen content to the clipboard. The disadvantage of these two methods, however, is that the conversion from PDF to JPG takes a diversion via the graphics card and the screen. The resolution and colour depth are therefore dependent on the settings of your computer. You will also need software that allows you to paste the screenshot or snapshot from the clipboard and save it in JPEG format.