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Tested on Windows 11 23H2 (Verified 2026-10-23)How to Save a PDF as a JPG on Windows
Windows 10 and 11 do not include a built-in 'Export PDF to JPG' feature in Microsoft Edge; while Snipping Tool (Win+Shift+S) captures screen-resolution clips, the embedded PDF to JPG converter below renders every page at up to 300 DPI.
Built-In Windows Method: Windows Snipping Tool (Screen Capture Workaround)
Verified on Windows 11 23H2 on 2026-10-23
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Open your PDF in Microsoft Edge and click Fit to page in the top toolbar so the whole sheet is visible on your monitor.
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Press Windows+Shift+S to launch the Windows Snipping Tool overlay.
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Drag a rectangle around the PDF page to copy the screen capture to your clipboard.
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Click the Snipping Tool notification toast and press Ctrl+S to save the image as a .jpg file.

Where the Built-In Windows Method Falls Short
- Snipping Tool only captures your monitor's pixel resolution (often 96 DPI), making small contract text blurry compared to a true 300 DPI PDF render.
- You have to manually scroll, snip, and save each page one by one.
Save a PDF as a JPG Directly in Your Windows Browser
Open Full PDF to JPG PageUp to 50 MB per file (10 files per batch) on the Free plan. You can also paste a file from your clipboard.
Frequently Asked Questions (Windows)
- How do I get a 300 DPI JPG from a PDF on Windows without installing software?
- Drop the PDF into the PDF to JPG converter on this page, select 300 DPI, and download the rendered JPEG files directly from your browser.
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