No — this export is pixel-based. OCR is a separate planned utility.

Very large page counts can be slow on phones — prefer desktop browsers for big jobs.

Use PDF Split to extract ranges first if you do not need every page as an image.

PDF to JPG — Export Pages as Images (Local)

Privacy

For supported workflows, files are processed locally in your browser and are not uploaded to SnapTools servers.

Export each PDF page to a JPEG and download everything in a ZIP. PDF.js renders pages locally — nothing is uploaded to SnapTools for this path.

Tune quality and sharpness for email vs print, then send images to slides or a CMS. For single-page extracts, PDF Split may be faster.

PDF.js renders each page to a canvas at your chosen scale, JPEG compression is applied in-browser, and JSZip bundles files for download.

Higher scale values capture more detail for print; lower values keep email attachments lighter.

Move content into slide decks, social crops, and CMS image fields without desktop Acrobat.

Raster exports happen locally; SnapTools does not upload your PDF for this workflow.