Posting on social media
Converting a poster or infographic held in a PDF into an image lets you publish it where PDFs are not allowed.
Convert every page of a PDF into an image.
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Turning a PDF into images converts each page into a separate JPG file. It is the reverse of the usual direction, and you reach for it when the destination will not take a PDF, or when you want to treat the content as an image.
Social networks are the clearest example: almost none of them allow posting a PDF, but all of them accept images. The same goes for many editors, presentation templates and web forms that only take photos.
The conversion renders each page at twice its nominal resolution, so the result looks sharp on screen and survives later cropping. Since the process produces one file per page, the download arrives as a ZIP.
Converting a poster or infographic held in a PDF into an image lets you publish it where PDFs are not allowed.
Dropping a specific page into a presentation or a text document is simpler with an image than with an embedded PDF.
Page thumbnails help you scan a long document at a glance or pick out the part you need.
They are rendered at a higher resolution than the source document (2x scale) so they look sharp on screen.
Right now this tool converts the whole PDF; if you only need one page, extract it first with "Extract pages".