PDF to JPG on Windows
Save PDF pages as JPG images on your Windows without installing anything. It works in Edge, Chrome or Firefox, and the result is saved to your Downloads folder.
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How to use PDF to JPG on Windows
- Click the button and pick the file in File Explorer, or drag it from a folder straight onto the page.
- Wait a moment while the file is converted.
- Download the JPG (one image, or a ZIP for multi-page PDFs). On Windows it goes to your Downloads folder, which you can open from File Explorer's left sidebar.
Can Windows do this on its own?
Windows can't export PDF pages as images. The usual workaround is a screenshot of each page, which gives low-resolution results; this tool renders every page sharply at 150 DPI.
Opening the result on Windows
Your JPG is saved to your Downloads folder, which you can open from File Explorer's left sidebar. Double-click to open in the Photos app; Paint can also open and resize it.
PDF to JPG on Windows: questions
Does this work in Edge?
Yes. It works in Edge, Chrome or Firefox on Windows, with nothing to install and no account to create.
Where does the file go on my Windows?
Downloads are saved to your Downloads folder, which you can open from File Explorer's left sidebar. The file is named after your original, so it's easy to find.
Is my file uploaded from my Windows?
On most Windows PCs, conversions that support it run right in the browser, so the file never leaves your computer.