Convert one page of a PDF to JPG
If a form asks for page 2 of a three-page PDF, choose the PDF and select Page 2 from the thumbnails. The selected PDF page appears while the converter prepares the JPG. Leave Maximum JPG size blank unless the form specifies a limit. When the JPG is ready, check it and choose Download JPG. For the sample below, the download is named inventory-sample-page-2.jpg. Select another thumbnail to convert a different page from the same PDF.
Download the 3-page sample PDF to try these steps.
Convert a PDF page to JPG under 100 KB
Enter 100 in Maximum JPG size. The JPG updates automatically. A limit of 100 KB allows up to 100,000 bytes on this page. If a form requires strictly less than 100,000 bytes, enter 99 KB or check that the result shows fewer than 100,000 bytes.
In a Chromium test, page 2 of the sample produced a 97,966-byte JPG at 934 × 1210 pixels. The page showed “Within 100 KB” and flagged the reduced resolution. Your result may vary with the browser and the contents of the PDF.
Keep small text readable
The converter tries to keep the initial pixel dimensions by lowering JPG quality first. If the image still exceeds the limit, it tries smaller dimensions and shows a resolution warning. A file can meet the size limit and still be too blurry to read.
Use View at full size to check the smallest text, digits and table lines in the actual JPG. Check both edges of a wide page and any faded text in a scan. If detail is hard to read, raise the limit or leave it blank if the form allows it. For a blurry original scan, a sharper copy of the PDF can help.
If your PDF won’t open or fit
Choose an unlocked copy if the PDF is password protected. The converter accepts one PDF of up to 30 MB and 100 pages. If either limit is exceeded, use a smaller PDF containing the pages you need. If the JPG cannot fit the size you entered, try a higher limit when the destination allows it.
Your browser processes the PDF and creates the JPG on your device. Clear or refreshing the page removes the current file and preview from the tool. Save any JPG you want to keep before clearing.