What's the DPI of a Files Quick Look screenshot?

Roughly 80–100 DPI (your screen resolution), regardless of the source PDF's intrinsic resolution. PDFWix lets you pick 72 / 150 / 300 DPI so the output matches print or web needs.

Does it work on iOS 17 and iOS 18?

Yes. PDFWix runs in Safari on iOS 15, 16, 17 and 18. No app updates required — the converter is a web page and uses the latest browser engine automatically.

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How to Convert PDF to JPG on iPhone

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

How to Convert PDF to JPG on iPhone

Convert PDF pages to JPG on iPhone in Safari with PDFWix — high-quality export saved straight to Files. Free, no app install, no signup, no watermark.

How it works

Open PDFWix in Safari — Go to pdfwix.com/pdf-to-jpg in Safari on iPhone.
Pick the PDF — Tap Select file and choose the PDF from Files or iCloud Drive.
Choose DPI and quality — Pick 150 or 300 DPI for print-quality JPEGs and adjust the JPEG quality slider.
Convert — Tap Convert — rendering runs locally in Safari.
Save to Files — When the download completes tap Save to Files and pick a folder.

Frequently asked questions

Can iPhone convert PDF to JPG without an app?

Not natively. Stock iOS has no PDF-to-JPG renderer in Files, Photos, or Shortcuts. The only no-install path is a browser-based converter like PDF to JPG running in Safari.

Will the JPEGs include the iPhone status bar?

Only if you screenshot pages from the Files preview. PDFWix renders the PDF page directly to JPEG, so there is no status bar, no home indicator, no UI chrome — just the page content.

Are my PDFs uploaded when I use PDFWix on iPhone?

No. Rendering runs entirely in Safari via WebAssembly. The PDF and the JPEGs stay on your iPhone. You can verify by enabling Airplane Mode after picking the file — conversion still completes.