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Convert PDF to JPG or PNG images, page by page, on your phone
iEdit turns the pages of a PDF into JPEG or PNG pictures on your iPhone, iPad or Android device. Choose all pages or only some, pick 150 or 300 DPI, and each page is rendered as its own image and saved to My files.
Overview
Pick a PDF, tick the pages you want or take them all, and choose the format: JPEG at 95% quality for small files that look good everywhere, or PNG for lossless pictures with sharp edges on text and line drawings. Then pick 150 DPI for screens and messaging or 300 DPI for print, and that value is written into each image file so other apps know the page's real size. Every page becomes a separate picture.
Rendering happens on your device, so fonts, vector drawings and transparency come out as the page looks on screen. At 300 DPI an A4 page comes to roughly 2480 × 3508 pixels, enough for printing at full size, while 150 DPI gives files half as wide that are quick to send. Password-protected or restricted PDFs are refused with an explanation. The pictures are saved to My files, where they can be viewed, renamed and used by the image tools; the PDF itself stays as it was.
Use it to drop a page of a PDF into a presentation or a chat, post a flyer page on social media, pull a chart out of a report as a picture, or share a single page with someone who cannot open PDFs. Because the pages are rendered on your device, the document is never uploaded, and the tool works offline. On the Scan tab, PDF to image sits in the Convert row next to PDF to Word.
Why people use it
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JPEG or PNG, your call
JPEG at 95% for small files, PNG for lossless pictures of text and line art.
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150 or 300 DPI
Choose screen or print resolution; the DPI is written into each file.
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Every page or just some
Tick the pages you need; each one becomes its own picture in My files.
How to use PDF to image in iEdit
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Open iEdit and tap PDF to image in the Convert row on the Scan tab.
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Pick the PDF from My files or from your device.
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Tick the pages you want, or keep them all selected.
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Choose JPEG or PNG and 150 or 300 DPI.
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Tap Convert to images and find the pictures in My files.
Frequently asked questions
Should I choose JPEG or PNG when converting a PDF?
JPEG at 95% quality gives much smaller files and suits pages with photos or anything you will send in a chat. PNG is lossless, so text and thin lines stay perfectly sharp; choose it for diagrams, logos or pages you will edit further in another app.
Are my PDF pages uploaded to be converted?
No. Each page is rendered on your iPhone, iPad or Android device; nothing is sent to a server, no account is needed and there are no analytics. Conversion works without an internet connection, and the images are stored in My files until you decide to share them.
Is PDF to image free, and can I save the pictures to my photos?
Converting is free for every page and the images are saved to My files at no cost. Saving them to your photo library, sharing them with another app or saving them to Files is part of iEdit Premium, an optional monthly subscription with a 3-day free trial.
Try PDF to image in iEdit
Available for iPhone, iPad and Android.