What this tool does
NexKit PDF to Image renders selected PDF pages into image files. The main page supports JPG and PNG output, page range selection, and three render scale presets for balancing quality and browser memory.
Each selected page becomes a separate image file named with its page number, so multi-page PDFs produce predictable downloads and ZIP entries.
How to convert PDF pages to images
Upload a PDF, wait for the browser to read the page count, then choose all pages or enter a range such as 1-3,5. Select JPG or PNG and a render scale, then convert the pages in your browser.
Single-page output can be downloaded directly. Multi-page output can be downloaded one file at a time or packaged into a ZIP locally in the browser.
Limits and formats
This MVP accepts PDF files up to 50MB and converts up to 30 selected pages per run. Each rendered page and the total selected output must stay within browser pixel safety limits to avoid memory pressure.
JPG and PNG output use a white page background, matching the normal visual expectation for PDF pages. OCR, text extraction, password entry, and editable document conversion are not included.
Privacy and local processing
PDF pages are rendered locally in your browser with PDF.js. The selected PDF, generated images, PDF filename, and image data are not uploaded to NexKit servers for this workflow.
The PDF.js worker is served as a same-origin static asset from the current release. No CDN worker or external PDF service is used.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are my PDFs uploaded?
No. PDF to Image renders selected pages locally in your browser. The selected PDF and generated images are not uploaded to NexKit servers by this tool.
Which image formats are supported?
The MVP exports JPG and PNG images. WebP export, OCR, text extraction, and editable document conversion are not part of this tool.
Can I convert selected pages?
Yes. Use all pages when the selection is within the limit, or enter a page range such as 1-3,5.
What is the page limit?
The MVP converts up to 30 selected pages per run. Larger PDFs can still be used if you choose a smaller page range.
Are password-protected PDFs supported?
No. Password-protected PDFs are rejected with a clear error in this MVP.