Extract images from PDF
Pull the embedded images out of a PDF and download them as a ZIP — free and entirely in your browser. Your file is never uploaded to a server.
How to extract images from a PDF
- Open the Extract images tool and add your PDF — drag and drop it, or click “Choose files.”
- Choose PNG or JPEG, then extract. LambiPdf finds the raster images embedded in the pages, keeping their original pixel dimensions.
- Download the ZIP. The images are packaged and saved to your Downloads folder.
Get images out of a PDF without uploading
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Extract images from PDF — FAQ
Is extracting images from PDFs free?
Yes. It is free, with no sign-up or added watermark.
Are my files uploaded?
The PDF is read in your browser. The extraction tool does not upload document contents for processing.
What format are the extracted images?
Choose PNG or JPEG under Image format, then download the extracted files inside a ZIP. PNG is lossless; JPEG uses lossy encoding and fills transparent pixels with white.
Does extraction change image dimensions?
No. Extracted images keep their decoded pixel dimensions. JPEG output is re-encoded, so its quality and file size can differ from the embedded source.
What is the difference between extraction and PDF to images?
Extraction pulls embedded raster pictures out of a PDF. PDF to images renders each whole page as an image. Vector artwork is not an embedded raster picture and may not appear in extraction.
Can I resize or compress the extracted pictures?
Yes. Extract and unzip them, then open Image editor to add the JPEG or PNG files. You can resize, crop, rotate, convert formats and adjust JPEG quality there.