Need to turn a PDF into JPG images on your Mac? Whether you want to share document pages as images, embed them in presentations, or use them on social media, converting PDF to JPG is simple and free. As the developer behind FastConverter.app, I’ll show you the easiest ways to convert PDF to JPG on Mac—no downloads, no privacy risks, and no technical hassle.
Tip: For multi-page PDFs, repeat for each page or use Automator for batch conversion. To use Automator: Open Automator, create a new workflow, add "Render PDF Pages as Images," set output to JPEG, and run the workflow for batch processing.
All processing happens locally in your browser for maximum privacy. Your files are never uploaded or stored. You can also select specific pages to convert if you don’t need the entire document.
Yes—FastConverter.app supports batch conversion of up to 8 files at a time. For multi-page PDFs in Preview, use Automator for batch export.
Set the quality slider to maximum in Preview, or use the default high-quality setting in FastConverter.app. For DPI control, use Automator or a dedicated PDF app.
In Preview, export only the page you have selected. In FastConverter.app, select specific pages before converting.
Yes—FastConverter.app is completely free and works directly in your browser.
Check if the PDF is password-protected or corrupted. If Preview fails, use FastConverter.app or another online tool.
Whether you use Preview, Automator, or FastConverter.app, converting PDF to JPG on Mac is quick, private, and free. For instant, browser-based conversion, try FastConverter.app’s PDF to JPG tool now. For advanced batch or DPI control, use Automator or a dedicated PDF app.