RunLocalTools

PDF ↔ Image

Rasterize PDF pages to images, or assemble images into a PDF.

Why local processing matters here:

PDFs get converted to images for all kinds of reasons — pulling a page into a design tool, sharing a single page without the rest of a document — and just as often the reverse, turning scanned photos of pages into a proper document. Either direction can involve sensitive paperwork, which is exactly the case for keeping the conversion on-device rather than uploading a full document to extract one page from it.

How to use it

PDF → Image: upload the PDF, choose which pages to convert (all, a range, or specific pages), pick output format and resolution, then export — each page downloads as a separate image, or as a combined zip for multi-page exports.

Image → PDF: upload your images in the order you want them to appear as pages, adjust page size and margins if needed, then combine into a single downloadable PDF.

Common situations this solves

  • Extracting one page of a PDF as an image to drop into a presentation or design file
  • Turning a folder of scanned document photos into one properly ordered PDF
  • Getting a quick visual preview of a PDF’s pages without opening a PDF reader
  • Converting a signed page into an image format a form specifically requests
  • Building a PDF from receipt or ID photos taken on a phone

FAQ

What resolution should I choose when converting PDF pages to images?

Higher resolution preserves more detail for text-heavy pages you might need to zoom into later; a lower resolution keeps file sizes smaller if the image is just for quick reference or a thumbnail.

Does converting images to PDF preserve their original quality?

Yes, images are placed into the PDF at their original resolution — no additional compression is applied unless you specifically choose a compressed export.

Can I mix multiple image formats (JPEG and PNG) into one PDF?

Yes, the tool combines any mix of supported image formats into pages of the same output PDF.

If I need actual copyable text from a PDF, not an image of the page, is this the right tool?

No — for extracting text content itself rather than an image of the page, PDF → text is built specifically for that.

Can I control the page size when converting images to PDF?

Yes, choose from standard sizes (A4, Letter) or set the page dimensions to match your images exactly.