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To convert a PDF to JPG on your phone, open the document in a converter, select the required pages, choose JPG as the output, and export at a resolution suitable for the intended use. Review small text before deleting or archiving the original PDF.
JPG is useful when a website accepts images but not PDFs, when one page needs to be shared in a chat, or when a page will be used in a visual layout. It is not always the best archive format.
Import the PDF into Smart PDF, choose the conversion option, select JPG, choose the pages, and export. Built-in shortcuts may vary by iOS version, while a dedicated converter provides consistent page selection.
Open the file in Smart PDF, select the PDF-to-image conversion, choose the pages and quality, and save the results. Each selected page becomes a separate image.
Use moderate resolution for messaging and screen viewing. Use higher resolution when small text, signatures, diagrams, or printing matter. Larger images consume more storage and may exceed upload limits.
The JPG is an image, so the original PDF's selectable text is not preserved as text. Keep the original or use OCR if searchable content is required.
For the reverse workflow, read how to convert JPG images to PDF.
An image can be saved to a photo library, backed up, or forwarded more easily than expected. Crop only when appropriate and confirm that no sensitive content is visible outside the intended page.
Smart PDF combines conversion with editing, scanning, OCR, annotation, signatures, and sharing, so you can prepare the page before exporting it as an image.
Yes. Select the PDF pages and export them as JPG images with a mobile converter.
Usually yes. Each selected page is exported as its own image.
No. JPG is an image format; retain the original PDF or use OCR when searchable text is needed.
Yes. Smart PDF supports conversion in both directions along with other document tools.
Edit, scan, and convert on the go β free to start.
Combine PDFs by selecting the source files, arranging them in the correct order, removing duplicates, and exporting one verified document.
Reduce PDF size by optimizing images, removing unnecessary pages, and choosing balanced compression. Always verify small text and signatures before sharing.
Convert one or several photos into a clean PDF by choosing the images, correcting their order and crop, then exporting a single shareable document.
