How to Convert a PDF to JPG Images for Free
To convert a PDF to JPG for free, upload it to myoffice, open the file's menu, choose PDF Tools…, then Convert to JPG, and start the job. myoffice renders every page as a separate JPG image and saves them all in your folder. You need a free account and nothing to install.
This guide covers the steps, what you get, how to convert only certain pages, and how to use the images.
How do I convert a PDF to JPG?
- Sign in or create a free account, then upload the PDF (up to 50 MB).
- Open the file's ⋮ menu and choose PDF Tools….
- Select Convert to JPG. There are no options to set.
- Start the job. When it finishes, one JPG per page appears in the same folder.
The images are named after the PDF with the page number, for example brochure (page 1).jpg, brochure (page 2).jpg, so they sort in reading order.
What quality do the images have?
Each page is rendered at 150 DPI and saved as a high-quality JPG. That is sharp on screens, in presentations and in chat messages, and fine for most sharing. It is not print-resolution for large formats, so for big printed posters use the original PDF.
How do I convert only some pages?
The tool converts the whole document. To limit it:
- Use Extract pages to make a new PDF containing only the pages you want, for example
2,5-6. - Run Convert to JPG on that smaller PDF.
This also keeps your folder tidy instead of filling it with pages you do not need.
What can I use the images for?
- Slides and documents. Drop a single page into a presentation or a Word file.
- Websites and social posts. Share a page or a diagram as a picture.
- Chat and email. A JPG opens everywhere without a PDF viewer.
- Thumbnails and previews. Show a cover page or a preview of a longer document.
- Editing in an image editor. Crop, annotate or redact a page visually.
What if I need text, not pictures?
A JPG is a picture of the page, not text. If you want editable text from a scanned page, run OCR to convert an image to Word on the exported JPG. For a PDF that already contains real text, you can copy from it directly or edit it in the browser editor.
Going the other way
To combine images into a PDF again, for example after editing pages, use Images to PDF. Pick the images in page order and myoffice builds a single PDF.
Frequently asked questions
Does converting change my original PDF?
No. The original stays as it is, and the JPGs are new files.
Can I change the resolution?
The tool uses 150 DPI. For higher resolution, use the original PDF or a dedicated print workflow.
How many pages can I convert?
A whole document at a time, within your storage limits (a reminder at 100 MB, blocked saves at 250 MB on the free plan). Long PDFs create many files, so check your space.
Can I convert a password-protected PDF?
Unlock it first with its password, then convert the unlocked copy.
Do I need an account?
Yes, a free one. The tools work on files in your storage, so you upload first.
Try it
Create a free account, upload a PDF and convert it to JPG. Open the first image and check it is as sharp as you need.