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Convert PDF pages to JPG, PNG or WebP images. Up to 600 DPI. Free, no upload.
or click to browse — max 200 MB
Converting a PDF to images is instant and completely free with Doclair. No software to install, no account required — it all runs in your browser.
Click Drop your PDF here or drag your PDF file into the upload area.
Choose your image format — JPG for photos and scans, PNG for text and diagrams, or WebP for the best compression ratio.
Select a resolution — 150 DPI is recommended for most uses. Use 300 DPI for print, 72 DPI for web thumbnails.
Click Convert to Images and wait while pdf.js renders each page in your browser. Download individual images or all pages as a ZIP file.
72 DPI is suitable for web thumbnails and previews only. 150 DPI is the recommended default — it gives sharp-looking images for on-screen reading and email while keeping file sizes manageable. 300 DPI is standard for professional print output. 600 DPI is intended for archival scanning and produces very large files; close other browser tabs before using it to avoid memory issues.
JPG is the best choice for scanned documents, photos, and colourful pages — it gives the smallest files with excellent visual quality. PNG is a lossless format ideal for pages with text, charts, or diagrams where crisp edges matter and file size is secondary. WebP is a modern format supported by all major browsers that achieves the best balance of size and quality, often 20–30% smaller than JPG at the same perceived quality.
Doclair works in mobile browsers — Safari on iPhone and iPad, Chrome on Android — with no app download required. Open Doclair in your browser, tap the upload area to open the Files picker, select your PDF, choose your format and DPI, tap Convert, and download the images directly to your device.