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PDF → Images (PNG / JPG / WebP)

Render each PDF page as a high-resolution image; pick a page range + scale (1× = 72dpi, 4× ≈ 288dpi). Single page downloads directly; multiple pages are zipped. Runs entirely in your browser — **files never leave**.

›How to use
  1. Drop a PDF; the page count loads instantly in your browser (no upload).
  2. Pick output format (PNG lossless+alpha / JPG smallest / WebP middle ground) and scale (2× usually nails it; 4× is print-grade but heavy).
  3. Pages defaults to All; switch to Range to type something like 1-3, 5, 8-10.
  4. Hit Render & download. Single page downloads directly; multiple pages are zipped as xxx-p001.png, xxx-p002.png, …
Tips
  • Scale = DPI: 1×=72dpi (web), 2×=144dpi (retina preview), 3×=216, 4×=288dpi (print / reports).
  • JPG is 80%+ smaller than PNG but smudges text edges. Text PDFs → PNG; scanned PDFs → JPG.
  • WebP = smaller than PNG, sharper text than JPG. Chrome 32+, Safari 14+.
  • vs ilovepdf / smallpdf: they upload to the cloud first. We stay in your browser — fine for contracts, confidential docs, PII.

💡 Render time scales with both pages and scale (2× × 10 pages ≈ 5 s; 4× × 100 pages ≈ 3 min). Test with 1-2 pages first on big files.

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