Export every page of a PDF as a JPG image, rendered on your device with the same engine Firefox uses to display PDFs.
One file at a time. Nothing is uploaded.
pdf.js parses the document directly in memory.
Every page is drawn to a canvas at your chosen resolution.
One page downloads as a single JPG; multiple pages are zipped.
Standard is fine for on-screen viewing. Choose High or Very High if you plan to zoom in significantly or print the exported images.
Multi-page PDFs export as one JPG per page, bundled into a zip so you get all of them in a single download. Single-page PDFs download directly as one JPG.
Yes, especially at the High or Very High resolution settings, which render each page at 2x or 3x scale before exporting.
Yes — since the tool renders each page visually regardless of whether it contains real text or a scanned image.