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PDF to JPG
Convert to JPG images
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PDF to JPG renders every page of a PDF as a JPG image — for slides, thumbnails, previews, or sharing a page on a platform that only accepts images. It runs locally; the document never leaves your device.
Pages render at 150 DPI by default, which is sharp enough for web and screen use. The output is one JPG per page, so a 10-page PDF produces 10 image files.
How To Use PDF to JPG Offline
- Open PDF to JPG — Under PDF Tools, or search "pdf to jpg" with ⌘/Ctrl+K.
- Drop your PDF — Drag the file in or paste it. Batch conversion of multiple PDFs is supported.
- Process — Each page becomes a .jpg saved to your output folder — ~/Documents/1FileTool by default.
- Use the images — From there you can resize, compress, convert or share the JPGs with the image tools.
Why Use 1FileTool Over Online Tools?
- 100% offline — Files never leave your computer. No uploads, ever.
- Pay once — One-time payment from $29. No monthly subscriptions.
- Instant results — Local processing is faster than uploading + server processing + downloading.
- No file size limits — Process files of any size, limited only by your disk space.
- GDPR compliant — No data collection means complete privacy compliance by design.
Formats
| Input | Output | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| .jpg (one file per page) | Rendered at 150 DPI. For PNG output use PDF to PNG. |
Good to know
- Replace source is ON by default — it overwrites originals with no backup. Turn it off in Settings › General to keep both.
- Output is a flat image per page — the text is no longer selectable.
- Very high page counts produce many files; combine with Create ZIP to share them as one archive.
- The free plan processes 8 files per calendar day.
Tips
- Need PNG instead? Use PDF to PNG — same conversion, lossless output.
- 150 DPI is ideal for screens; print at that resolution looks slightly soft, so prefer PNG for print-quality captures.
- To grab just one page, run Extract Pages first, then convert that single-page PDF.
Frequently asked questions
What resolution are the JPGs?
Pages render at 150 DPI — crisp for web, slides and social. For print-sharp output use PDF to PNG instead.
Is the text still selectable?
No — the output is an image of each page. If you need the text, run Extract Text or OCR instead.
Can I convert just one page?
Extract that page first with Extract Pages, then convert the single-page PDF — the fastest path.
Does it work offline?
Yes — rendering uses the bundled pdfjs engine entirely on your device.