PDF to JPG Converter - Download for Windows 10, 11 (Batch, Offline)

How to convert PDF to JPG

1. Add your PDF files

Drag and drop your PDFs into the window, or use Add Files and Add Folder to queue hundreds of documents at once.

2. Choose format, DPI, and pages

Choose the output format, pick a DPI preset of 72, 150, 300, or 600 - or type any value from 60 to 900 - and convert all pages or only a range like 2-5.

3. Click Convert

Each PDF page is written as its own file to the output folder you picked, named after the source file with a page number. That is the whole job.

Why convert PDF to JPG on your PC

Online converters are quick for one file, but they hit a wall on watermarks, daily caps, and slow uploads. A desktop tool does not.

What you get with a local converter

Confidential PDFs never leave your computer.
No watermarks, no signup, no daily cap.
Crisp results, not the soft, washed-out look cheap web tools give.
Still works when the internet is down or company policy blocks web services.

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Batch folder conversion

Add a folder and every PDF inside it goes into the queue. The converter runs through all of them and exports every page, so a backlog of scanned files becomes images in one pass. No need to babysit each file one by one.

DPI from 60 to 900

You control resolution. Presets cover 72 DPI for screen, 150 for previews, 300 for print, and 600 for archival scans, and you can also type any value in between. Higher DPI means larger and sharper images, but bigger files too.

One image per page

A ten-page PDF becomes ten files, each named like report_page_003.jpg with a zero-padded number, so the order stays correct and nothing is merged into a single strip.

JPG, PNG, BMP, and TIFF

JPG is the default for small, shareable files. Switch to PNG when text must stay lossless, BMP for an editing pipeline, or TIFF for archives and multi-page scans.

Convert only the pages you need

Type a page range such as 1-3 or 10-25 and the converter skips the rest. Handy when a 200-page report has only three pages worth to turn into images.

Save where you want

Send the images to a folder you choose, or use Same as original to drop them next to each source PDF. The output structure follows your files, not ours.

Who uses PDF to JPG Converter

Legal, HR, and finance teams

Turn contracts, statements, and personnel records into images for case files, e-discovery, or review, with resolution set high enough so the text stays readable.

Designers and publishers

Drop a PDF page straight into a layout, a product listing, or a slide as a ready-to-place JPG or PNG at the resolution the design needs.

IT admins and power users

Process large batches on locked-down or air-gapped machines where uploading documents to a converter is simply not allowed.

Output formats and when to use them

Every PDF page can be saved in any of these formats. Pick by what you do with the images next.

Format	Extension(s)	Producer	Description
JPG	.jpg, .jpeg	Smallest files. Best for sharing pages, email, and posting to the web.	Smallest files. Best for sharing pages, email, and posting to the web.
PNG	.png	Lossless. Best for pages heavy on text, charts, and line art that must stay crisp.	Lossless. Best for pages heavy on text, charts, and line art that must stay crisp.
BMP	.bmp	Uncompressed raw pixels. Useful as input for an image editor or older software.	Uncompressed raw pixels. Useful as input for an image editor or older software.
TIFF	.tif, .tiff	Archival quality. Best for scanned documents you keep long term and for print.	Archival quality. Best for scanned documents you keep long term and for print.

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PDF to JPG Converter

Languages

File Size

9 Mb

Version

1.0

Last updated on

09/05/26

$ 19.99

🖥️ System Requirements

Windows 11/10/8.1/8/7 (32/64 bit)
Intel i3, AMD Ryzen 5 or above
4 GB of RAM or above
NVIDIA® GeForce® series 8 and 8M, Intel® HD Graphics 2000, Quadro FX 4800, Quadro FX 5600, AMD Radeon™ R600, Mobility Radeon™ HD 4330, Mobility FirePro™ series, Radeon™ R5 M230 or higher graphics card with up-to-date drivers
1280 × 768 screen resolution, 32-bit color
1 GB of free hard disk space or above

🙋 Frequently Asked Questions

❓ What DPI should I use to convert PDF to JPG?

For screen and web 72 to 150 DPI is enough. Print wants 300 DPI. Archives and small text do better at 600. DPI sets how many pixels each page becomes, so a higher number gives a larger, sharper image and also a bigger file. For a contract or scan you plan to read or print, 300 DPI is the safe default. The converter accepts any value from 60 to 900.

❓ Does it work offline, or are my files uploaded somewhere?

PDF to JPG Converter works fully offline and nothing is uploaded. The converter renders every page on your own computer, so your PDFs are never sent to a web server or logged by a third party. You can even run it with the network cable pulled out and it works exactly the same.

❓ Can I convert only some pages instead of the whole PDF?

Yes. Enter a page range like 1-3 or 10-25 and only those pages are saved as images. The rest of the document is skipped.

❓ Which image format should I pick - JPG or PNG?

Use JPG for small files you share or post online, PNG when text and line art must stay lossless, BMP as raw input for an image editor, and TIFF for archival and print. You can switch formats before each conversion.

❓ Will each PDF page become a separate image file?

Yes. Every page is exported as its own file, named after the source PDF with a zero-padded page number, so a five-page document gives you five images in the right order.

❓ Why do my converted pages look blurry in other tools?

Short answer: the export DPI was too low. Long answer: many free tools fix output near 96 DPI and compress hard, which softens text and jags diagonal lines. Raise the DPI to 300 or more and pick a lossless format like PNG or TIFF and the pages come out sharp.

❓ Which Windows versions are supported?

The software runs on Windows 11 and Windows 10. Download the free trial, convert a few PDFs, and register when you are ready to keep using it.

Convert PDF to JPG on Windows - Batch and Offline