Convert PDF to JPG Online

Yes, our converter is specifically designed to maintain text clarity and readability in the converted JPG images. The readability of text depends on a few factors:

• Quality setting: Higher DPI settings (300 DPI or 600 DPI) ensure that text remains crisp and legible, even for small font sizes.
• Original PDF quality: The clarity of text in the resulting JPGs depends partly on the quality of the original PDF. Text that was already blurry or of poor quality in the PDF will remain so in the JPG.
• Text as images vs. actual text: Our converter handles both actual text and image-based text (like scanned documents) effectively.

For documents where text legibility is critical, we recommend using our "High" (300 DPI) or "Ultra HD" (600 DPI) quality settings. Note that unlike PDFs, text in JPG images is not selectable or searchable as it becomes part of the image.

Our PDF to JPG converter processes multi-page PDFs by converting each page into a separate JPG image. Here's how multi-page handling works:

• Page selection: You can choose to convert all pages or specify a custom range of pages to convert.
• File naming: Each converted JPG is named with the original PDF filename plus a page number suffix (e.g., document-page1.jpg, document-page2.jpg).
• Download options: For multi-page PDFs, we provide:
  • A ZIP archive containing all converted JPG images for convenient downloading
  • The option to preview and download individual JPG images if you only need specific pages

Our converter can handle PDFs with up to 500 pages, though for very large documents, we recommend converting them in smaller batches for optimal performance.

The quality setting controls the resolution (DPI - dots per inch) of the converted JPG images, which affects both the image clarity and file size:

• Low (72 DPI):
  • Produces the smallest file sizes
  • Suitable for web viewing, email sharing, and where file size is a priority
  • Text may appear slightly less sharp, especially at smaller font sizes
• Medium (150 DPI):
  • Balanced quality and file size
  • Ideal for social media, presentations, and general-purpose use
  • Good text clarity for normal font sizes
• High (300 DPI):
  • Professional quality with excellent detail
  • Recommended for printing, publishing, or when text clarity is critical
  • Larger file sizes than lower quality options
• Ultra HD (600 DPI):
  • Maximum quality with exceptional detail
  • Best for professional printing, archiving, or when maximum detail is required
  • Produces the largest file sizes

As a reference point, converting an A4-sized page at different quality settings produces approximately these resolutions: Low (72 DPI) ≈ 595×842 pixels, Medium (150 DPI) ≈ 1240×1754 pixels, High (300 DPI) ≈ 2480×3508 pixels, and Ultra HD (600 DPI) ≈ 4960×7016 pixels.

Yes, your files are completely secure during the conversion process. We've implemented multiple security measures to protect your data:

• Secure file transfer: All uploads and downloads use 256-bit SSL encryption to protect your data in transit.
• No data retention: Your PDF files and converted JPG images are automatically deleted from our servers shortly after conversion, typically within 1 hour.
• No registration required: We don't require user accounts or collect personal information, allowing you to convert files anonymously.
• Client-side processing: When possible, conversions are processed directly in your browser, keeping your data on your device.
• No content analysis: We do not analyze, mine, or extract data from your documents for any purpose.

Our PDF to JPG converter is designed with security in mind, making it safe for converting both personal and business documents, including those containing sensitive information.

Yes, you can convert password-protected PDF files, but with some important considerations:

• User-level password protection: If your PDF is protected with a user password (required to open the document), you'll need to enter this password during the upload process for our converter to access the document content.
• Owner-level restrictions: If your PDF has owner-level restrictions (such as preventing printing or copying), our converter may be able to process these files without requiring a password, depending on the specific security settings.
• Security note: When you enter a password for conversion, it's processed securely and is never stored on our servers.

For highly sensitive documents, consider removing the password protection locally before uploading, or use desktop software for the conversion if you have security concerns.