For docs, invoices & listing packets
PDF ↔ Image Converter – Free
Convert PDF pages or build PDFs from photos
- Extract JPG pages from PDF scans
- Merge multiple photos into one PDF
- Local processing—documents stay private
How to Convert PDF to JPG and Images to PDF
Invoices, compliance labels, and scan-backed supplier docs often arrive as PDF while marketplaces want JPG. FreeMake pdf-converter handles PDF↔image conversion in your browser for quick listing attachments and archive workflows.
Choose conversion direction
PDF to JPG for uploading document scans as gallery images or email proofs; JPG to PDF for bundling spec sheets to send wholesale buyers.
Upload PDF or image files
Multi-page PDFs can export one JPG per page depending on workbench settings—useful for instruction manuals as secondary listing images where allowed.
Preview page output
Check text legibility after rasterization. Increase source PDF resolution if small type blurs—some platforms magnify attachment images.
Download and chain image tools
Run compress and resize on JPG outputs before Seller Central upload. For editable text, switch to PDF to Word instead of image export.
Why Sellers Convert PDFs and Images
Marketplace media slots expect raster images; B2B workflows expect PDF packets. Browser conversion bridges formats without Acrobat subscriptions for simple jobs.
Attach scans as listing images
Some categories allow dimension diagrams or warranty cards as secondary images—export PDF pages to JPG when photography is unavailable.
Package supplier spec sheets
Merge JPG product photos into one PDF for distributor onboarding packets—faster than printing and scanning.
Reduce desktop software dependency
Quick conversions on any laptop in the browser—helpful for remote VAs without Adobe licenses.
FreeMake vs Smallpdf, iLovePDF & Adobe Online
Smallpdf and iLovePDF are full PDF suites with upload quotas. FreeMake focuses on PDF↔image interchange for seller attachment workflows.
| Feature | FreeMake | Smallpdf | iLovePDF |
|---|---|---|---|
| PDF ↔ JPG both ways | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Browser-based workflow | Yes | Cloud | Cloud |
| Multi-page PDF export | Per settings | Yes | Yes |
| Linked image optimize tools | Komprimieren, Größe ändern | Separate | Separate |
| Free tier for quick jobs | Yes | Daily limits | Daily limits |
PDF and Image Format Notes
PDF to JPG rasterizes vector text and graphics—fine for visual attachments, not for editable documents. Use PDF to Word when you need to change copy in contracts or invoices.
JPG to PDF combines raster pages; text is not selectable unless source was born-digital PDF. Compress JPGs before PDF assembly to keep email attachments small.
- PDF → JPG — scans, diagrams, manual pages
- JPG → PDF — bundle photos for B2B email
- Multi-page — separate JPG per page when enabled
- Editable text — use PDF to Word tool instead
PDF converter FAQ
Common PDF conversion questions—including network and format limits.
- Does PDF to JPG export every page?
Yes. Each page becomes a JPG. Preview pages one by one or download all in a ZIP.
- How is image order handled for PDF export?
Pages follow your upload order. Arrange images before converting.
- PNG/JPG batch upload (up to 10)
- Preview the merged PDF on the right before download
- Need internet? Are files uploaded?
Files stay local. PDF→JPG loads a PDF renderer (may fetch from CDN on first use)—keep network available.
Fully offline PDF→JPG may fail. Images→PDF usually works offline.
- Size or page limits?
Keep files under ~25MB when possible. More pages = longer processing—split huge PDFs if needed.
- Works with HEIC or compression tools?
Convert HEIC to JPG first, then merge to PDF; compress large JPG exports if needed.
- PDF to JPG or JPG to PDF?
Both directions supported—pick mode in the workbench before upload.
- Multi-page PDFs?
Each page can export as separate JPG files or combined per your settings in the tool.
- Need editable text from PDF?
Use PDF to Word converter for DOCX output when you need to edit text.
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