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    PDF
    Images
    Converter

    Turn each page of a PDF into a PNG image right on this page. pdf.js draws the pages in your browser at up to 144 dpi, and each image downloads on its own. Nothing is uploaded.

    Max file size: 200 MB, read in your browser
    Estimated: Seconds for most documents, in your browser
    1 input formats

    Turn a PDF's pages into images here

    Runs in your browser. The file stays on your device and nothing is uploaded.

    Drop a PDF here, or choose one from your device.

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    How It Works

    1

    Choose a PDF or drop it on the reader at the top of this page. It stays in your browser.

    2

    pdf.js opens the file in a worker thread and draws each page to a canvas at twice the PDF's own page size, which is 144 dpi, capped at 2000 pixels wide.

    3

    Each page is saved as a PNG, which keeps text edges sharp.

    4

    The first 50 pages are drawn, and a longer document says where it stopped. Download any page, or the JSON that lists every image's size.

    5

    For a document library, the API code below runs an extractor over every PDF in a bucket on Mixpeek's servers.

    Code Examples

    import os, requests
    
    API = "https://api.mixpeek.com"
    H = {"Authorization": f"Bearer {os.environ['MIXPEEK_API_KEY']}",
         "X-Namespace": os.environ["NAMESPACE_ID"]}
    
    # 1. a bucket, with a schema that declares the field you will send
    bucket = requests.post(f"{API}/v1/buckets", headers=H, json={
        "bucket_name": "pdf-inputs",
        "bucket_schema": {"properties": {"pdf": {"type": "pdf"}}},
    }).json()
    
    # 2. land the file as an object. the URL goes in data, on the blob
    requests.post(f"{API}/v1/buckets/{bucket['bucket_id']}/objects", headers=H, json={
        "key_prefix": "run-1",
        "blobs": [{"property": "pdf", "type": "pdf",
                   "data": "https://example.com/report.pdf"}],
    })
    
    # 3. a collection over that bucket, running the extractor
    collection = requests.post(f"{API}/v1/collections", headers=H, json={
        "collection_name": "pdf-to-images",
        "source": {"type": "bucket", "bucket_ids": [bucket["bucket_id"]]},
        "feature_extractor": {"feature_extractor_name": "document_graph_extractor", "version": "v1"},
    }).json()
    
    # 4. run extraction over the bucket
    requests.post(f"{API}/v1/buckets/{bucket['bucket_id']}/batches", headers=H, json={
        "collection_ids": [collection["collection_id"]],
        "auto_submit": True,
    })
    
    # 5. read the output
    docs = requests.get(
        f"{API}/v1/collections/{collection['collection_id']}/documents", headers=H
    ).json()
    print(docs)

    Use Cases

    Generate page previews for document management systems
    Create image datasets from PDF archives for ML training
    Convert presentation slides to shareable images
    Prepare document pages for OCR pipelines

    Supported Input Formats

    PDF

    Quick Info

    Categorydocument
    Max File Size200 MB, read in your browser
    Est. TimeSeconds for most documents, in your browser

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    Run it over a library

    Mixpeek runs this conversion as a pipeline over a whole library in your object storage, with the output landing as queryable documents. The reader on this page handles one file at a time.

    Frequently Asked Questions

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