
Content teams and creators can use this when a document must become a sequence of images for a website or presentation.
Export every PDF page as a PNG or JPEG image and receive the complete set in one archive, ready to publish, share or edit further.
A team prepares a gallery for its website. They convert a PDF catalogue into JPEG images, download the archive, and select the sharpest pictures for the web page and presentation. They can then upload the chosen images directly.
For this conversion, the PDF is sent to YOORfree's computing server. It is processed in memory, without disk writing on the gateway, then removed. The original file and the generated archive are kept for at most 15 minutes by default on the web server, then deleted. Names and contents are not logged, and no third party takes part.
PNG suits pages with sharp text, flat colours or transparency, while JPEG often gives lighter files for photo-heavy pages. Try both if file size matters for your project.
No, each page becomes an image. The visible text is reproduced as part of the picture, so it cannot be selected or searched inside the exported file.
The uploaded PDF and the generated archive stay for at most 15 minutes by default on the web server, then they are deleted. Processing on the gateway happens in memory, without disk writing, and contents are not logged.