Turn PDF pages into JPG files
One page becomes one image. Several pages become a ZIP. You can render locally or on the server.
A slide deck, a CMS, or a chat box sometimes wants a picture, not a PDF. PDF to JPG renders each page and, if there is more than one, packs them in a ZIP.
Browser mode keeps the render on your device. It is the private choice, and it is plenty sharp for a preview or a slide. Server mode uses Poppler at a chosen DPI when you want the images to match a print or a layout spec.
PNG is there when a diagram has flat color and you do not want JPEG edges. JPG is the smaller choice for photos and scans.
The reverse job lives at Image to PDF. Photos can sit on A4 pages or on a page that matches the image. Order them before you convert; the list is the page order.
Scanned pages exported this way are still pictures. FileNest does not run OCR, so a JPG of a scan will not become editable text in PDF to Word unless the PDF already had a text layer.