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    Turn PDF pages into images

    Turn CV or profile pages into PNG or JPEG images for LinkedIn posts or client portals.

    • Your file never leaves your computer
    • No sign-up
    • PDF in, PNG or JPEG out

    1Choose your file

    Your file never leaves your browser. Nothing is uploaded.

    2Check the settings

    3Get your file

    Add a file above to start.

    About this tool

    This free tool renders every page of a PDF, such as a candidate profile, a job spec or a CV, as a PNG or JPEG image and gives you them in a zip. Use it for a LinkedIn post, a client portal that only takes images, or a slide. No login; the PDF never leaves your browser.

    How it works

    1. 1

      Drop the PDF

      Any PDF with one or more pages.

    2. 2

      Choose resolution and format

      72 dpi for a screen, 150 for most uses, 300 for print. PNG keeps text crisp; JPEG is smaller.

    3. 3

      Download the zip

      One image per page, numbered so they sort in order.

    When recruiters use it

    Posting a blind candidate profile or a job spec as an image on LinkedIn, where a picture gets more attention than an attached document; uploading a profile to a client portal or vendor system that only accepts images; dropping a page into a PowerPoint shortlist deck; or sending a quick preview to a hiring manager who is away from a laptop.

    Worth knowing

    • Images are pictures: the text in them can no longer be selected, searched or read by an ATS.
    • Posting a candidate profile publicly needs the candidate's permission. For a job advert or a blind profile, anonymise first.
    • A 300 dpi page is large. Big documents at high resolution are limited by your computer's memory.

    Questions recruiters ask

    Which format should I choose?
    PNG for anything with text, because it stays sharp. JPEG if the page is mostly a photograph or you need a smaller file.
    What resolution is best for LinkedIn?
    150 dpi gives an A4 page about 1240 pixels wide, which is plenty for a LinkedIn document or image post.
    Is the PDF uploaded?
    No. Pages are rendered in your browser and zipped there.
    Can I convert just one page?
    The tool renders every page. Split out the page you need with the free split tool first, then convert that one-page PDF.