Use PDF to images when you need a picture of a page for a slide, design review or document preview. The converter renders the page; it does not extract embedded photos or keep selectable text. A page with transparent areas is rendered on white.
Start by opening PDF to images and selecting one PDF. Preview the first two pages, then enter the page numbers or ranges you need. Leave the page field empty to export all pages. Choose a resolution from 72 to 216 DPI. Higher DPI makes more pixels, but can increase file size and processing time.
Choose PNG for text, charts and line drawings when sharp edges matter. JPG can be smaller for photo-heavy pages, but compression may blur fine text. Export a sample page first if you are unsure. After processing, inspect the output at its intended display size. Download one image or a ZIP for multiple pages.
Encrypted PDFs are not supported. Large page ranges can exceed pixel or output-size limits; try a smaller range or lower DPI. If you need searchable text or an editable PDF, keep the original document rather than using page images.