How To Convert PDF To JPG

While most modern computers and mobile devices have no issues opening PDF files, there might come a time when converting a PDF to a JPG file will make it easier for viewing, especially if you are worried about compatibility issues between PDF viewing applications.

Thankfully, converting a PDF to a JPG is not a particularly difficult task and can be accomplished on your desktop or mobile device. Here’s how.

Convert PDF To JPG Using Online Tools

There are several online tools that you can choose from and for the most part, they are free to use. To convert a PDF into a JPG file using an online tool:

1. Go to PDF2JPG.net’s website
2. Upload the PDF that you want to convert
3. Select the quality of the conversion
4. Click the Convert PDF to JPG button
5. Wait for the conversion to be completed
6. Click the link to download your converted PDF as a ZIP file

Note that each page will be converted to a single JPG image, meaning that the more pages you have, the more images you will have. This might be useful if you’re trying to single out a particular page (or pages) and don’t want to have to send the entire PDF.

Convert PDF To JPG On Windows 10

If you prefer using a dedicated application on your computer (for privacy?), here’s how to do it:

• Go to the Microsoft Store and download the PDF Converter app
• Install the app and launch it

• Select the PDF you want to convert to JPG
• Click Convert
• Wait for the conversion to be completed
• You will be able to find the converted files in the selected output folder

Convert PDF To JPG On macOS

Converting a PDF to JPG on macOS is deceptively simple, and you will not even need a third-party application. This is because the Preview app that comes preinstalled on every Mac device has the ability to convert PDFs to JPG:

• Launch the Preview app
• Go to File > Open and select the PDF file you want to convert

• Once the file is opened, go to File > Export
• Select JPEG as the format
• Click Save and you’re all set

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