Drop a PDF and get every page as a JPG image – sharp enough to print, small enough to send. Several pages come back as a ZIP.
Or choose it, paste it, or pick it from Google Drive or Dropbox – the conversion starts by itself.
Every page is rendered at 150 dpi; a 20-page document takes a few seconds.
One page gives one JPG, several pages a ZIP with page-01.jpg, page-02.jpg…

Upload images or PDFs to HelpRange and share them as a single link with view-only access, watermark and page-by-page analytics.
JPG is the image format every phone, website, chat app and presentation program accepts. Converting PDF pages to JPG is the quickest way to post a slide on social media, put a page of a report into a presentation or send a page to someone who cannot open PDFs.
JPG is ideal for photos, scans and slides. For pages with fine text and diagrams, PDF to PNG keeps the letters perfectly crisp.
To get the photos inside a PDF in their original quality instead of pictures of whole pages, use Extract images from PDF. To turn images back into one PDF, use JPG to PDF.
A 12-slide deck exported as PDF needs to go on LinkedIn as a carousel of images. Drop it here, keep 150 dpi and download the ZIP: twelve JPGs named page-01.jpg to page-12.jpg, already in the right order for the upload. For a printed handout of one slide, choose 300 dpi and type the page number under More options.
150 dpi by default – sharp on screen and in documents. Choose 300 dpi under More options for printing, or 72 dpi for small previews.
Yes – type the pages under More options, e.g. 1-3, 7. One page comes back as a single JPG, several as a ZIP.
Only for a short time: uploads are deleted right after processing, the result after 30 minutes – or at once with “Delete now”.
No – the images are exactly the pages of your PDF.