- How do I use the PDF → Images (ZIP)?
- Best for PDFs containing embedded photos or scans (e.g. CBZ-converted books, invoice scans) Output is a ZIP of JPEGs in document order Pure vector PDFs (diagrams, charts) return no images
- What can I use the PDF → Images (ZIP) for?
- Recover photos from a scanned PDF Turn an image-based PDF back into a CBZ-style archive Bulk-extract illustrations from a technical manual Salvage embedded graphics from a design PDF
- Is the PDF → Images (ZIP) free and private?
- Yes — it runs in your browser, requires no signup for basic use, and your data never leaves your device. PDFs store embedded JPEGs as raw DCTDecode streams — you can often copy them byte-for-byte without re-encoding.