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A PDF page can contain text, vectors, and embedded images. This route renders their visible appearance into a fixed pixel canvas.
Render PDF pages as JPG images for previews, image-only sharing, or an upload field that cannot accept a PDF.
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A PDF page can contain text, vectors, and embedded images. This route renders their visible appearance into a fixed pixel canvas.
JPG saves each rendered page with lossy photo-style encoding. A one-page input downloads as an image; several pages are packaged in a ZIP.
Explore the JPG converterThe local limit is 20 MB and 30 PDF pages. The result has no selectable document text or vector scaling.
Use PDF to JPG when the destination needs JPG / JPEG rather than the original PDF representation. PDF pages are rendered as images. Text and vector objects become pixels, so the image is not an editable PDF document.

| Property | JPG / JPEG | |
|---|---|---|
| What it stores | Document pages containing text, images or both | A still raster image |
| Compression | Depends on the page objects and images | Lossy photo compression |
| Transparency | Transparency behavior depends on the page content | No alpha transparency |
| Typical use | Fixed-layout documents and document sharing | Photographs and everyday sharing |
Each PDF page becomes a separate JPG. A ZIP keeps those page images together in one download.
A single-page document produces one JPG. Multiple rendered pages are packaged together in a ZIP download.
No. Each page becomes a raster image. Use PDF to text to extract embedded text when a text result is what you need.
The current local renderer accepts a PDF up to 20 MB and 30 pages. Large page dimensions can still exceed the device rendering limit.