Rasterize a PDF
Converts all pages into images at the resolution you choose: nothing stays editable or selectable.
Your files never leave your device
How to rasterize a PDF
- 1
Upload your PDF
Any document.
- 2
Choose resolution and quality
From 72 to 300 dpi depending on the final use.
- 3
Download
A PDF with every page converted into an image.
Why use this tool
Locked layout
Nothing can be edited or extracted: what you see is all there is.
Maximum compatibility
Image pages render identically in any old viewer.
Resolution to fit
72 dpi for screens, 300 for print.
Private
The whole process is local.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from PDF to JPG?
Here the result is still a PDF (with image pages); PDF to JPG hands you loose image files.
Which resolution should I pick?
72–96 dpi for screens, 150 for general use, and 200–300 for quality printing.
Can rasterizing be undone?
No: the original text and vectors are gone. Always keep the original file.
Will the file get bigger or smaller?
It depends: simple vector PDFs grow when rasterized; very complex ones may shrink.