Pages are rendered one at a time at scale 2.0 by default (sharp output), then added to a ZIP. Progress updates after each page so you can follow along.
Last Updated: 10 Dec 2025
Multipage PDF to images
Each page is rendered with PDF.js (scale 2 by default), then packaged into a ZIP — all in a Web Worker. Download happens here on the main thread.
Multipage PDF to Image helps you pages are rendered one at a time at scale 2.0 by default (sharp output), then added to a zip. progress updates after each page so you can follow along. It is commonly used by professionals, students, general users for pdf to image, pdf to png, pdf pages to images.
How to Export PDF Pages as Images
Use this when you need screenshots of every slide or page, or assets for design and archiving.
How It Works
- **Choose one PDF** — Drop or select a file on the main thread
- **Optional settings** — Adjust render scale (quality) and pick PNG or JPEG
- **Convert** — A Web Worker loads PDF.js, renders each page to a canvas in order, clears the canvas between pages, and streams each image into JSZip
- **Progress** — After each page, the worker posts a message like “Processing page 5 of 20” for the progress bar
- **Download** — The finished ZIP is sent back to the main thread; your browser saves `yourfile-pages.zip`
Privacy
All work runs locally in your browser. Files are not uploaded to ToolsGenie.
Tips
Large page counts at high scale use more memory and time; if the browser struggles, lower the scale slightly.