Extract Images
Every photo, logo and figure embedded in the chosen pages comes out as its own file. A JPEG leaves exactly as it was put in - no recompression; everything else is decoded losslessly to PNG, transparency included. Tiny icons can be filtered out.
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Frequently asked questions
How do I get the images out of a PDF?
Open the PDF, keep every page selected or pick a few, and save. Each embedded picture becomes its own file, named after the file and the page it sits on; more than one comes as a ZIP.
Do the pictures keep their original quality?
Yes. A JPEG stored in the PDF leaves byte for byte - the exact file the author put in, with no recompression. Other formats are decoded losslessly into PNG, transparency included.
Why does a scanned page count as one image?
Because it is one: a scanner saves the whole page as a single picture. Use PDF to Image if you want a page rendered as it looks, including its text.
Is the PDF uploaded?
Nothing is uploaded: the file is opened and processed inside your browser and never leaves your device. Close the tab and it is gone.
Why are there fewer pictures than I can see on the page?
Two reasons. The same picture used several times is stored once and comes out once. And the size floor leaves out the tiny ones - icons, rules, bullets; set it to zero if you want every last one.
Does transparency survive?
Yes. A picture with a soft mask comes out as a PNG with real transparency, ready to drop onto another background. Force JPG only when you want the smaller file and can live with a white backing.
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