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Extract every embedded image from a PDF file in its original resolution, bundled into a single downloadable ZIP.

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PDFs often contain the only copy of an image you actually need — a photo from a report, a diagram from a manual, a logo from a brand guideline. Screenshotting loses resolution and adds unwanted cropping.

pdfhubb's extract images tool pulls every embedded image out of a PDF at its original resolution, bundled into a single ZIP for easy download.

Need to go the other way, or handle a related step first? Take a look at our PDF to JPG tool.

How to Use Extract Images

  1. 1

    Upload your file

    Drag and drop your PDF, or use "Choose Files" to browse your device. Nothing leaves your session until you start processing.

  2. 2

    Configure options

    Adjust the settings for this tool — order, ranges, quality, or text — directly in the panel below the file list.

  3. 3

    Extract images from your PDF

    Click the action button to start. Most files finish in a few seconds; larger documents may take a little longer.

  4. 4

    Download your file

    Download your images straight to your device, or start again with a new file — the original is deleted from our servers shortly after.

Features

  • Extracts every embedded image in the document
  • Original resolution preserved — no downscaling
  • All images bundled into a single ZIP download
  • Clear notification if no embedded images are found

Benefits

  • Recover the original images from a report or presentation PDF
  • No quality loss compared to screenshotting from a viewer
  • Saves time versus manually copying each image one by one
  • Works on documents with many embedded images at once

Privacy and Security

Your uploaded PDF and the extracted images are stored only for the duration of processing and deleted automatically once the job finishes.

Frequently asked questions

Images are extracted at their original embedded resolution, not downscaled.

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