Extract images from a PDF
Recovers the actual images embedded in a PDF — photos, logos, diagrams — and saves them as PNG files in a ZIP. Unlike “PDF to image” (which renders whole pages), this pulls out the original pictures placed in the document.
How to use the Extract images tool
Select or drag your PDF.
Click “Extract images”.
Download the ZIP with every image found.
Your files stay on your device
This tool runs entirely in your browser using JavaScript and WebAssembly. There is no upload step and no server processing — open your network panel and check: zero document data is transmitted. It even keeps working offline once the page has loaded.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference with the “PDF to JPG” tool?
PDF to JPG renders each whole page as one image. This tool extracts the individual pictures that were embedded inside the PDF, at their original resolution.
Why did it find more (or fewer) images than I expected?
Designers sometimes slice one picture into several pieces, or repeat a logo on every page. You may get those pieces separately. Vector graphics (drawn shapes) aren’t pixel images, so they aren’t extracted.
In what format are the images saved?
All extracted images are saved as PNG for maximum compatibility and lossless quality, bundled into a single ZIP.
Is it safe to use this tool with confidential documents?
Yes — and verifiably so. PDFAgent has no upload step: your file is processed by JavaScript running in your own browser and never leaves your device. You can open your browser’s network panel (or even go offline after loading the page) and confirm that no document data is transmitted.