Your PDFs, out of the page.
Take pages out of a PDF and use them as images. Choose PNG or JPG from the context menu, with page rendering handled locally by Poppler.
Installation
The installer has not been published. Exact installation steps, permission requirements, and menu registration details will be provided with the verified release.
- Download the official package from this page once available.
- Compare its SHA-256 with the value listed in Release details.
- Follow the package-specific instructions published here.
Do not bypass a Windows security warning without checking the file’s source and integrity.
How to use it
Intended workflow · final menu labels will be confirmed with the release.
- Select a PDF in File Explorer and right-click it.
- Choose the conversion action for PNG or JPG. Pages render at 300 DPI.
- For a one-page PDF, find the image beside the original. For a multi-page PDF, find the images in a separate folder.
Uninstallation
The release will include exact steps for removing the tool and its context-menu entries. The removal method depends on the final package; Windows Settings and manual file deletion are not confirmed procedures yet.
Generated images are your files. Back them up separately from the application.
Your files stay yours.
WinPebble tools are designed for local processing, with no user-data collection, no in-app advertising, and no unnecessary background service. No account is intended to be required.
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First release in preparation
No public version has been released. Dated release notes will appear here when a verified build is available.
Dependencies & licenses
Dependencies
Poppler is the PDF rendering engine. The exact version, distribution, package contents, and any additional runtime requirements will be listed with the first release.
Application and third-party licenses
This tool uses Poppler. Its upstream source and licensing information are available from the Poppler project. Before binary distribution, the release must include the applicable notices and required corresponding-source access for the exact bundled build and its dependencies.
Frequently asked questions
Where do the images go?
A one-page PDF produces an image in the same folder. A multi-page PDF produces a separate folder for its page images.
What does 300 DPI mean?
Pages are rendered at 300 pixels per inch of page size. The final pixel dimensions depend on the PDF page dimensions.
Does it support protected PDFs?
Password-protected PDF support and error handling have not been verified for a published build. Consult the first release notes before relying on this workflow.
Can I download it now?
Not yet. The release package is being prepared. A working download will appear only after its file, checksum, dependencies, and installation instructions have been verified.
Are my files uploaded?
The intended application workflow processes files locally. WinPebble’s product policy excludes user tracking and in-app advertising; the release package will be checked against that policy before publication.