FileGizmo — PDF tools
Convert PDF pages to images
Render every PDF page as a PNG or JPG and download the images in a ZIP.
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Simple by design
PDF to images in three steps
Render every page of a PDF into a numbered PNG or JPG image without uploading the document. PNG preserves crisp text, diagrams, and flat colors, while JPG is often more compact for scans and photographic pages. Standard, high, and very-high resolution options let you balance readability, file size, and device memory.
FileGizmo uses Mozilla PDF.js inside a dedicated browser worker. Each page is drawn to an offscreen canvas, converted to the chosen format, and placed into a ZIP archive in page order. The source PDF remains on your device throughout processing. Live progress makes multi-page jobs understandable without blocking the interface.
Image conversion intentionally produces raster output, so selectable text and interactive links do not carry into the images. Use this tool for previews, thumbnails, presentations, sharing individual pages, or importing PDF content into image-based workflows. Large documents at very high resolution can require substantial memory; selecting a lower resolution is more reliable on mobile devices.
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Choose a PDF
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Select PNG or JPG and a resolution
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Render and download all pages as a ZIP
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Frequently asked questions
Which image format should I choose?
PNG is best for sharp text and diagrams; JPG is usually smaller for photographic pages.
Does conversion happen locally?
Yes. Mozilla PDF.js renders pages in a dedicated browser worker.
How are multiple pages downloaded?
Every page becomes a numbered image inside one ZIP archive.
Does higher resolution use more memory?
Yes. Very high resolution creates larger images and needs more browser memory.