Extract Images from PDF
Turn each page of your PDF into a high-quality PNG or JPG image. Download a single image or a ZIP file containing all page images for fast sharing, editing or archiving.
Free Online Tool to Extract Images from PDF
The Extract Images from PDF tool at ConvertFree.net lets you save each page of a PDF file as a separate image. Instead of taking manual screenshots or struggling with complex desktop software, you can upload your document once and download page images as PNG or JPG in just a few seconds. This is perfect for turning slide decks into image slides, exporting diagrams, sharing specific pages on social media or using PDF content inside design and presentation tools.
Under the hood, our tool uses the Imagick engine to render pages at a balanced resolution that keeps text and graphics sharp. For each page, we create one image – a clean snapshot of that page as it appears in your PDF. While this does not pull out the original embedded image objects separately, it gives you reliable page-based images that match what you see in your viewer. You can choose PNG for lossless quality or JPG for lighter file sizes, depending on your project.
When your PDF has only one page, we give you a direct image download. When it has multiple pages, you receive a ZIP archive containing all page images, named in order (page-1, page-2 and so on). This makes it easy to keep everything organized, share the ZIP with colleagues or import the images into slide decks and editing tools. Because the entire conversion runs on ConvertFree.net servers, you don’t need to install anything on your computer or phone.
This extractor works best alongside other PDF tools in the ConvertFree.net ecosystem. If you need to lighten your original file before or after extraction, you can use Compress PDF. When you only want specific sections, the Split PDF tool helps you isolate those pages first. If the document is in the wrong orientation, fix it with Rotate PDF so that your images are correctly aligned. You can also move content around with Reorder PDF pages before exporting.
If you ever want more direct PDF-to-image formats, you can also use PDF to JPG or PDF to PNG, as well as go the other way around with JPG to PDF and PNG to PDF. ConvertFree.net is built with a clean, AdSense-friendly layout, fast performance and zero watermarks, so you can focus on your content while we handle the conversion.
Extract Images from PDF – Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Extract Images from PDF tool work?
Upload your PDF, choose PNG or JPG and click “Extract images from PDF”. ConvertFree.net renders each page of your document as a separate image and lets you download either a single image or a ZIP archive containing all page images.
Does this tool extract embedded images or page snapshots?
This tool creates one image for each page – essentially a clean snapshot of the page as it is displayed. It does not attempt to detect and export individual embedded images separately, which keeps the process fast and reliable for most real-world documents.
Should I choose PNG or JPG for my extracted images?
PNG is best for maximum quality, sharp text and interface screenshots, but produces larger files. JPG uses compression to reduce size and is usually better for photos or large multi-page PDFs where you want smaller downloads. You can pick the format that matches your needs.
Why do I sometimes get a ZIP file and sometimes a single image?
If your PDF has only one page, the tool creates a single image and gives you a direct download. When it has more than one page, it generates multiple images and bundles them into a ZIP archive so you can download all of them at once in a well-organized folder.
Are my PDF files and images safe and deleted automatically?
Yes. Your documents are processed only on ConvertFree.net servers and are never sent to external conversion APIs. We also run an automated cleanup routine that regularly removes old files from our storage folders, so your PDFs and extracted images are not kept longer than necessary.