PDF to JPG for Form Upload

Use this when an Indian form wants each PDF page as a JPG, often under about 200 KB. The page exports the images; it does not force a 200 KB cap. Each page is drawn in your browser and downloaded as a JPG — JPG and JPEG are the same file type here. Every page is exported, up to 30 pages and 25 MB. There is no page-range box and no DPI or quality slider: each page is drawn at 1.5× its PDF size and saved at JPEG quality 0.85, about 108 pixels per inch on a normal PDF page. That is clear on a screen, not a 300 DPI print scan. If a portal still says the JPG is too large, compress it with the 20 KB or 100 KB tool. Download one page from the grid, or every page as a ZIP (page-1.jpg, page-2.jpg, and so on). The PDF is not uploaded. Password-protected PDFs are not opened. To put the photos back into one document, use JPG to PDF.

• All pages: The converter exports every page. It does not ask you to type a page range.
• One page: After conversion, each thumbnail has its own Download button, so you can save only the page you need.
• ZIP: Download All (ZIP) packs the exported pages as page-1.jpg, page-2.jpg, and so on.
• A shorter PDF first: For a slice of a long file, use Split PDF (a continuous page range) or Organize PDF (delete or reorder pages), then convert that PDF to JPG.
• Limits: 30 pages and 25 MB. Password-protected PDFs are refused. Above 20 pages the page warns that conversion uses more memory.

1. Open the PDF: Drop it in the dashed area or choose it from your phone or computer. PDF only, up to 25 MB and 30 pages.
2. Wait for every page: Each page is drawn at 1.5× and saved as a JPEG at quality 0.85. Keep the tab open until the progress bar finishes.
3. Check the thumbnails: Confirm the pages you need are readable. Text is now part of the image.
4. Download: Save one page as JPG, or use Download All (ZIP) for every page.

Put the JPGs back into one PDF, shrink an exported photo, or compress the original PDF.