How it works in practice
The tool draws each PDF page onto a browser canvas and exports the rendered pixels as JPEG. Text therefore becomes part of an image and is no longer selectable.
Export each PDF page as a JPG image.
Render PDF pages into individual JPG images so a page can be posted, previewed or used in software that does not accept PDF.
Best for: Slides, flyers, single-page handouts, thumbnails and visual previews where editability is not required.
The tool draws each PDF page onto a browser canvas and exports the rendered pixels as JPEG. Text therefore becomes part of an image and is no longer selectable.
Uses PDF.js to render every page to a canvas at a fixed render scale, then exports each canvas as a JPEG and bundles multi-page results into a ZIP.
Keep the PDF when selectable text, vector graphics or accessibility structure must be preserved.
This section describes the implementation shipped with My Tools HQ. Verify important outputs before relying on them.
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Yes. Multi-page PDFs are rendered page by page, and multiple outputs may be bundled for convenient download.
No. The rendered page is an image, so text selection and document structure are lost.
High-resolution rendering creates more pixels. Lowering dimensions or JPEG quality reduces size at the cost of detail.