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Extract Images from PDF
Scan every page of the PDF in one click and export the embedded original images — tiny icons skipped, duplicates removed, transparency preserved, all packed into a ZIP. Processed locally in your browser — no upload, completely free, no signup.
How to use
1
Upload a PDF
Click or drag a .pdf file — every page is parsed locally in your browser
2
Automatic scan
Each page is scanned for embedded images, tiny icons skipped and duplicates removed, with thumbnail previews
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Download images
Download one by one or all as a ZIP — free, no login required
FAQ
Are the extracted images at original resolution?
Yes. The tool reads the embedded image objects themselves, not page screenshots, so the resolution matches what the author inserted; transparency masks are preserved too.
Why are some small images missing from the results?
Decorative icons and divider lines smaller than 32×32 pixels are filtered automatically, keeping the ZIP free of useless tiny files.
Why is the export format PNG?
PNG is lossless and supports transparency, which covers every embedded image type. If you need smaller files, run them through the Image Compressor or Format Converter afterwards.
Does it work on scanned PDFs?
A scanned page is one full-page image, which this tool can extract. If you need the text inside, use PDF to Text or Image to Text instead.
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