Does this convert every page of the PDF?

This tool converts the first page only, optimized for cover images, previews, and thumbnails.

Can I use the JPG on my website?

Yes. JPG is widely supported and works well for thumbnails, cover images, and inline previews.

PDF to JPG Guide

Convert the first page of a PDF into a JPG image for previews, thumbnails, cover images, and easy sharing.

Why convert PDF to JPG?

PDFs are perfect for documents, but previews aren’t always convenient in chats, websites, and galleries. Converting the first page to a JPG gives you a universal image you can post, embed, or use as a thumbnail.

How to convert PDF to JPG with GhostConvert

Open the tool: PDF to JPG.
Drop your PDF into the upload area (or click to browse).
Click Convert to JPG.
Download the JPG preview image.

Best use cases

Cover images for downloadable PDFs on landing pages.
Thumbnails for resource libraries, blogs, or course portals.
Sharing a document “snapshot” in iMessage, SMS, Slack, or social posts.
Preview images for reports, menus, flyers, and forms.

Tips for a sharper JPG preview

Use a clean first page: title + a simple layout tends to preview best.
Keep text large: thumbnails are often displayed small, so big headings help.
Avoid edge clutter: some platforms crop thumbnails or add padding.
If the JPG is too large for web, run it through Compress Images.

FAQ

Does this convert every page?

No — it converts the first page only, which is usually what you need for a cover image or preview.

Will the JPG match the PDF?

The page is rendered into a flattened image, so layout and text appearance are preserved as closely as possible.

How long are files stored?

Files are stored only long enough to generate the JPG and briefly provide a download link, then deleted automatically as described in the Privacy Policy.