PDF Converter

PDF Converter turns your PDF files into something you can actually use elsewhere: crisp JPG or PNG images of each page, or the raw text pulled straight out of the document. Everything happens locally in your browser using JavaScript PDF rendering and text-extraction — the moment you pick a file, it is read into memory on your own machine, decoded page by page, and rendered to a canvas or parsed for its text layer. Nothing is uploaded, so there is no server queue, no file-size cap imposed by an upload limit, and no watermark stamped on the result. Because the work is client-side, a 40-page report converts as fast as your device can render it, and sensitive documents — contracts, medical scans, bank statements — never leave your computer. Image mode is ideal when you need to drop a specific page into a slide deck, attach a preview to an email, post a page to social media, or embed a figure in a blog post where the recipient may not have a PDF reader. PNG keeps text and line art razor-sharp with a transparent-capable, lossless output; JPG produces smaller files for photo-heavy pages. Text mode is the fast path when you want to copy a quote, reuse boilerplate, feed content into a translator, or paste a document's wording into notes without retyping it. A practical tip: text extraction only works on PDFs that contain a real text layer — files created by "Print to PDF" or exported from Word, Google Docs, and most design tools qualify. Scanned pages are just images of text and will come back empty, since there is no OCR involved. For those, use image mode to capture each page instead. If a page renders smaller than you want, look for a scale or quality setting before exporting so the resulting image is high enough resolution for printing or zooming. It is free, requires no sign-up, and works on any modern browser, desktop or mobile.