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PDF Image Extractor
Process your PDF file to download a zip file containing all embedded images. Totally free to use, no registration required
Drag and drop or select a PDF
Why you should use our PDF image extractor
FAQs
How do I extract images from a PDF?
To extract an image from a PDF, usually you need to open it in an app like Adobe Acrobat that let you select and copy an image from the PDF. You can then paste it into an image or document editor.
Alternatively, you can take a screenshot of the PDF, which doesn't require you to install any special tools, but can compromise image quality.
Finally, you can use a utility like a PDF image extractor (like the one from Plus AI) to save all the images from a PDF in bulk.
How do I get high resolution images from a PDF?
Using a bulk PDF image extractor like the one offered by Plus AI is the best way to quickly extract all images from a PDF in their original resolution. You can upload a PDF and download a zip file of all the images in one click.
How can I download png from a PDF?
Take a screenshot of the image, then use an image editor to save the image as a png.
Alternatively, you can use a tool like the PDF image extractor by Plus AI to download multiple pngs from a single PDF at once.
What are the limitations of the PDF image extractor?
The PDF image extractor is totally free to use. There are no limits or restrictions on the number of size of the PDFs you can upload.
We do not watermark or restrict usage in any way.
How do I install the PDF image extractor?
No set up or sign up is needed. The extractor works right in your browser and there is no paywall or install needed.
Do I have to upload my PDF?
No, your PDF is processed locally in your browser, so there is no upload required. Our PDF image extractor is secure and private by design.
Why are my extracted images so large?
We extract images in original resolution so that you don't sacrifice image quality if you need to reuse them in presentations or documents.
You can always use an image editor to resize or compress your extracted images.