Rescue photos from a brochure, logos from a style guide, or figures from a paper. Unlike screenshots, Extract Images saves each picture at the resolution it was stored in the PDF, skips tiny decorative fragments, and removes duplicates that appear on many pages.
How to extract images from a PDF
- Add the PDF.
- Choose PNG or JPG and a minimum size.
- Extract and download the images as a ZIP.
Good to know
- Images keep their stored pixel dimensions. Masks and transparency are applied where the PDF defines them.
- Vector graphics (charts drawn with lines) are not images; capture those with PDF to PNG.
Frequently asked questions
Why are some images missing?
Elements drawn as vectors or text are not stored as images. Use PDF to PNG to capture a whole page.
Are the images full quality?
Yes, they come out at their stored resolution. Choose PNG to avoid any re-compression.
Does it remove duplicates?
Yes. An image reused on many pages, such as a logo, is saved once.