PDF → images

Convert each page of a PDF into a JPEG image at the resolution you choose, and download the whole set as a ZIP file.

Runs in your browser only. Your files are never sent to a Kit server.

How it works

Pages are drawn with PDF.js in this tab. Only the first 200 pages are processed. Very large documents can be slow and use a lot of memory. This is a visual raster, not an extract of embedded image objects.

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Common questions

Where do my files actually go?: Nowhere. They are read and processed inside this tab and written back to your disk when you save. The network log on this page shows exactly what crossed the wire.
If tools run in a browser, isn’t my file uploaded somewhere?: No. Opening a tool downloads the tool’s code to your device, once, the way installing an app does. From then on the tool runs on your device and reads your file from your disk — nothing about the file is sent anywhere. The network log on this page shows it: the requests you see are Kit fetching its own code and, once, currency rates.
Does Kit work offline?: Yes, for pages and tools shown as ready in Offline access in Settings. Download them before disconnecting; installing Kit alone does not save every tool. Fresh exchange rates still need a connection.

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