72 DPI is suitable for web use and screen viewing - great for emails and social media. 150 DPI is recommended for most general purposes, providing a good balance of quality and file size. 300 DPI produces high-resolution images suitable for professional printing or when you need to zoom in on details.

Yes, all pages in your PDF will be converted to individual JPG images. Each page becomes one image file, numbered sequentially (page_1.jpg, page_2.jpg, etc.). For PDFs with multiple pages, you'll receive a ZIP file containing all the converted images for convenient download.

We support PDF files up to 50MB in size and PDFs with up to 20 pages for free users. This handles most common documents. Pro users have access to larger file sizes and unlimited page counts for batch processing of longer documents.

The quality depends on the DPI setting you choose. Higher DPI values produce sharper, more detailed images but result in larger file sizes. For most uses, 150 DPI provides excellent quality that's indistinguishable from the original. Use 300 DPI when you need maximum quality for printing or detailed work.

Yes, all uploaded PDFs are processed securely and automatically deleted within 24 hours after conversion. We use HTTPS encryption for file transfers, and our automated systems process files without any human access. We never store, access, or share your content.

Password-protected PDFs need to be unlocked before conversion. You'll need to remove the password protection using the original password first (in Adobe Acrobat or another PDF editor), then upload the unlocked PDF. We cannot bypass password protection for security and legal reasons.

Most conversions complete within 10-60 seconds, depending on the PDF size, number of pages, and chosen DPI setting. Higher DPI settings and more pages take longer to process. You'll see a progress indicator during conversion. Our servers are optimized for fast processing.

Currently, all pages are converted automatically to ensure you get everything. If you only need specific pages, we recommend using a PDF editor to extract those pages into a separate PDF first, then convert that smaller PDF. This also helps with faster processing.

JPG uses lossy compression, resulting in smaller file sizes ideal for photos and general use - perfect when file size matters. PNG uses lossless compression, preserving every detail but creating larger files. Use PNG when you need maximum quality, text clarity, or transparency support. Both formats are widely compatible.

No, our converter works entirely in your web browser. Simply upload your PDF and download the converted images. No software installation, plugins, or account registration required. It works on any device with a modern web browser - Windows, Mac, Linux, Chrome OS, and mobile devices.