• Upload Your PDF
  Click inside the “Drag & drop PDF files here or click to browse” area, or drag and drop your PDF file into the box.

  💡 Max 5 files, total size 50MB, and up to 100 pages.

• Set Page Range (Optional)
  Enter a custom page range (e.g., 1-13, 2,4,6, or 5-10) in the Page Range box. Leave it blank to include all pages.

• Choose Image Quality
  Use the Image Quality dropdown to select a setting:

  • Auto (Recommended) (automatically adjusts based on page count)

  • Low, Medium, High (manual control)

• Select Output Format
  From the Output Format dropdown, pick:

  • JPEG (Smaller file)

  • PNG (Higher quality)

  • WEBP (Modern Format)

• Set DPI Resolution
  Choose from:

  • 72 DPI (faster, lower quality)

  • 150 DPI (good balance)

  • 300 DPI (high quality, large file size)

• Large Document Handling
  For PDFs that may result in very tall images:

  • Keep default: Auto-split at maximum height (recommended if image height exceeds 32,767px)

• Convert to Image
  Click the Convert to Image button. Your PDF will be processed and converted into one or more long images.

• Download Your Image
  Once conversion is complete, a download link will appear. Click to save your long image(s).

1. Can I convert just a few pages instead of the whole PDF?
Yes. Use the Page Range input to specify which pages to convert (e.g., 1-5, 3,6,8).

2. Is my PDF file uploaded to any server?
No. This tool runs entirely in your browser. Your PDF is never uploaded or stored online.

3. What happens if my PDF is very long?
If the output image exceeds the browser limit (32,767px in height), the tool will auto-split it into multiple long images.

4. Which output format should I choose — JPEG or PNG?
JPEG: Smaller size, ideal for quick sharing

PNG: Higher quality, great for printing or archiving

5. What is the best DPI setting?
72 DPI: Fast preview, smaller size

150 DPI: Best for general use (default)

300 DPI: Best for printing (slower processing, larger file)