Where do the JPGs end up?

In the Files app — usually under On My iPad → Downloads or iCloud Drive → Downloads depending on Safari's Downloads setting. Multi-page PDFs arrive as a single zip.

Can I keep the original page size and aspect ratio?

Yes — PDFWix renders at the PDF's native page dimensions, scaled by your chosen DPI. No cropping, no aspect change. A4 stays A4, US Letter stays Letter.

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How to Convert PDF to JPG on iPad

A simple step-by-step guide to convert pdf to jpg on iPad using PDFWix's free online tools.

How to Convert PDF to JPG on iPad

Convert PDF pages to JPG on iPad in Safari with PDFWix — high-quality export saved to Files. Free, no app install, no signup. Works on any modern device.

How it works

Open PDFWix in Safari — Open Safari on iPad and go to pdfwix.com/pdf-to-jpg.
Pick the PDF — Tap Select file and choose the PDF from Files or iCloud Drive.
Pick DPI — Choose 150 or 300 DPI and adjust JPEG quality.
Convert — Tap Convert — rendering runs in Safari on the iPad.
Save to Files — Tap Save to Files and pick a destination folder when the download completes.

Frequently asked questions

Does iPad have a built-in PDF-to-JPG converter?

No. Stock iPadOS has no rasterise action in Files, Photos, Markup, or Shortcuts. The only no-install path is a browser-based renderer like PDF to JPG in Safari.

Will PDFWix work on a non-M-series iPad?

Yes. Rendering uses WebAssembly which runs in Safari on every iPad supported by iPadOS 15 and later. M-series chips are faster on long PDFs but the workflow is identical.

Are the files uploaded?

No. Rendering runs in Safari on your iPad. The PDF and the JPEGs stay on your device — verify by enabling Airplane Mode after selecting the file, the conversion still completes.