When to convert PDF to JPG
Converting PDF pages to images is useful when you need to embed a PDF page into a Word document or presentation, share a single page on social media, upload to a website that only accepts images, or archive pages as photos.
How to convert PDF to JPG free
- Open ihatepdf.cv/pdf-to-jpg
- Upload your PDF
- Select output format: JPG or PNG
- Choose your DPI (quality) setting
- Click Convert — download individual images or all pages as a ZIP
Which DPI should I choose?
- 72 DPI — web and screen use only. Smallest file size. Not suitable for printing
- 150 DPI — standard print quality. Good for most everyday uses
- 300 DPI — professional print quality. Use for any image you'll print at normal size
- 600 DPI — archival or large-format. Very large file sizes. Use when you need to zoom in on fine detail
For most purposes, 150 DPI is the right choice — sharp on screen, small enough to share, good enough for standard printing.
JPG vs PNG — which format to use?
- JPG — smaller file size, slight quality loss. Best for photos and image-heavy PDF pages
- PNG — larger file size, lossless quality. Best for PDFs with text, diagrams, or sharp lines
Frequently asked questions
Will the converted images have a watermark?
No. ihatepdf never adds watermarks.
Can I convert all pages at once?
Yes. All pages convert and download as a ZIP file with sequential naming.
Can I convert just one specific page?
Yes. Select the page number you want before clicking Convert.