Extract Images
PDF నుంచి ఫోటోలు
The pictures inside a PDF at full quality, one by one or all in a ZIP. Nothing is uploaded.
PDFలోని ఫోటోలను పూర్తి నాణ్యతతో, ఒక్కొక్కటిగా లేదా అన్నీ ZIPలో: మీ ఫోన్లోనే, ఏదీ అప్లోడ్ కాదు.
1 Your PDF
2 Which pictures
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JPEG photos are saved exactly as they are stored in the PDF; other pictures as PNG, with every pixel kept.
The pictures
How to save the pictures from a PDF
- Choose the PDF (or drop it on the box). Its pictures are found at once and shown as a grid.
- Tiny bits (bullets, lines, spacers smaller than 40 pixels a side) are hidden; choose another size, or show them all.
- Tap a picture to see it large. Download it with ↓, or download them all at once in a ZIP file.
Everything happens in your browser: the PDF is never uploaded to ap7am or anywhere else. Each picture is
saved once, even if the PDF uses it on many pages (a logo on every page), and is named after your PDF and
where it is, such as
certificate-page-03-image-2.jpg.
Full quality, as stored
- Photos stored as JPEG (most photos in PDFs) are saved as the very same file that is inside the PDF, byte for byte: nothing is redrawn or compressed again, so nothing is lost.
- Other pictures (logos, drawings, screenshots, signatures) are saved as PNG with every pixel exactly as stored: grey pictures stay grey, see-through parts stay see-through, and a picture's colour profile is kept.
- A few kinds are stored in a way only a PDF viewer can draw (black-and-white scans in JBIG2 or fax coding, JPEG 2000, colours made for printing presses). These are taken as the viewer draws them, at their full size, and saved as PNG; the grid marks them "as shown".
Each picture shows its size in pixels, its file size, its type and the pages it is on. The size is the picture's own, which can be larger or smaller than it looks on the page.
What it cannot do
- Text, tables and drawings made of lines are not pictures, so they are not saved here. To save a whole page as an image, use PDF to Image.
- A scanned page is usually one picture: you get the whole page as it was scanned. Some scanners store a page as several layers (a black-and-white text layer and a colour background); each layer then comes out as a picture of its own.
- A locked PDF: type its password if it has one. pdf-lib cannot read a locked file's pictures as stored, so they are all taken as shown (PNG).
Questions
Why is the picture bigger (or smaller) than on the page?
A PDF can show a picture at any size. You get the picture as it is stored, at its full number of pixels, which is usually sharper than it looks on the page.
A JPG looks different in my photo app. Why?
Some photos in PDFs are stored in CMYK, the colours used for printing. The file is exactly as stored, but some apps show CMYK JPEGs with odd colours; the grid marks them "CMYK". A JPG also cannot keep see-through parts that the PDF adds to a photo.
How do I open the ZIP file?
On Android, the Files app opens it (tap it, then Extract); on an iPhone, the Files app (tap it once); on a computer, double-click it.
Can I use the pictures anywhere I like?
Only where you have the right to. Pictures in a PDF belong to whoever made them; saving them does not change that. Your own documents, certificates and photos are yours to use.
Is my PDF uploaded or stored?
No. The pictures are taken out in your browser; nothing is sent to ap7am or anywhere else.
Made with pdf-lib (MIT licence) and Mozilla's pdf.js (Apache 2.0 licence), both running in your browser.
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Extracted on your device: your PDF is never uploaded. Use the pictures only where you have the right to.
