Convert PDF to JPG under 150 KB
When a form allows up to 150 KB per image, you can keep pages noticeably sharper. This converts each PDF page to a JPG under 150 KB, in the browser. The tool below is preset to that target.
Drop one or more PDFs here, or click to choose
Every page becomes a JPG. PDF only, each page under 150 KB.
Keep each source page at its own size.
Higher detail renders pages at a larger size for crisper text.
- Files never leave your device
- Runs in your browser
- Free, no signup
Sharper pages within the limit
150 KB leaves enough budget that even detailed pages, with small print or fine lines, hold up well. It is a good choice when legibility matters and the form is not overly strict.
Use Print detail for the cleanest rendering, then let the tool settle each page under 150 KB. If you need to go lower, the 100 KB version is one step down.
Private and local
pdf.js renders the pages in your browser and the tool compresses each to the target on your device. Single pages download directly, multi-page PDFs as a ZIP, and nothing is uploaded.
For an image you already have, compress to a KB target directly instead of converting again.
Frequently asked questions
Other PDF to JPG sizes
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Step-by-step help that pairs with this tool.
- Photos to PDF
Combine images into one clean PDF for uploads: page order, page size, and keeping the file small.
- Extract images from PDF
Save a PDF page as a JPG or PNG, or pull out the pictures inside — at the right resolution and file size.
- Split a long screenshot into pages
Capture it tall, choose even pages, a fixed height or A4, and export images or a PDF, with the cuts in the right place.