Guides

Short, plain answers about saving the images inside a PDF: photos and logos, own resolution and original JPEG data, the difference from PDF to JPG, and downloading everything as a ZIP.

• How to extract images from a PDF

  Open a PDF and save the photos, logos and pictures embedded in it as separate files, one at a time or all together in a ZIP — without uploading the file.

• Get a photo or a logo out of a PDF

  Need one picture out of a PDF — a photo for a slide, a logo for a letterhead? Pick it in the grid and save it on its own, as JPG or PNG, at its stored size.

• Extract Images or PDF to JPG?

  Extracting images saves the pictures stored inside a PDF; converting to JPG or PNG turns each whole page into a picture. Here is how to tell which job is yours.

• PDF images at their own resolution

  What "own resolution" means for images inside a PDF, when you get the original JPEG data and why some images come back as PNG — with each label explained.

• Download every image in a PDF as a ZIP

  Save every image in a PDF at once: one ZIP with files named by page, small decorative pieces left out unless you include them, and a clear note if any image can't be saved.