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Extract images from a PDF
Pull the photos, logos and figures embedded in a PDF out as PNG files, at their original resolution.
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When you'd use it
- Getting the product photos out of a supplier's PDF catalogue for your shop.
- Saving your company logo from a PDF letterhead when the original file is lost.
- Reusing the photos from a PDF brochure in a new presentation.
Just say what you need
There are no menus to learn. Drop your file on pdfagents.ai and type it the way you would say it:
- βextract the imagesβ
- βsave the pictures from this pdfβ
- βget the logo outβ
How it works
- Drop the PDF.
- Every embedded image is collected; tiny icons are skipped.
- Download the PNG, or a ZIP when there are several.
This extracts embedded pictures. To turn whole pages into pictures, use PDF to images.
Questions
- Are images saved in their original format?
- No. Every image is saved as PNG, even if it was a JPEG inside the PDF.
- Why are some small images missing, or a logo saved many times?
- Images under 48 pixels wide or tall are skipped. A repeated image is saved once per page it appears on.
- Why aren't my charts or diagrams extracted?
- Only embedded pictures are collected. Charts drawn as vector shapes aren't images inside the PDF; use PDF to images for those pages.
Private, and it keeps going
Your document is opened and saved on your own device, never uploaded. When the result is ready, type the next request (rotate, compress, add a password) and it applies to the result.
Extract images from PDF, right now
The photos, logos and figures embedded in the PDF as PNG files.
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