🔄 PDF ↔ Image

Move between PDF and image formats in one click

This tool covers both directions of a common conversion: turning a PDF page into a shareable image, and combining several images into one downloadable PDF — perfect for scanned receipts, ID photos or a set of pages photographed on a phone.

PDF to PNG

Upload a PDF and the first page renders to a high-resolution PNG image you can preview right on the page before downloading. This is useful for pulling a quick image out of a document without opening a separate PDF viewer.

Images to PDF

Select multiple JPEG or PNG images and they'll be combined, in the order selected, into a single PDF — each image becomes its own page at its original size.

Using this in a Central Government office

Converting between PDF pages and images solves two everyday problems: getting a page of an order into a presentation or a noting, and turning a set of phone photographs of documents into a single PDF that can go on file.

Where this comes up

• Photographs to PDF — you photographed a signed document or a register page; the file needs a PDF, not five JPEGs.
• A page into a presentation — lifting a table or a chart from an order into a deck for a review meeting.
• Illustrating a noting where showing the actual page is clearer than describing it.

Practical points

When converting photographs to PDF, get the orientation and crop right first — a PDF built from skewed phone photos is hard to read and looks careless on a file. If the source is a photographed document rather than a flat scan, the document-scanner mode in the Image Editor will square it up and clean the background first.

Converting a PDF page to PNG produces a picture of the page, not its text. The result cannot be searched, selected or copied. If what you actually need is the text, run the page through the OCR reader instead.