All embedded raster images including JPEG, PNG, GIF, and TIFF. These are images that were inserted into the PDF, not vector graphics or text rendered as images.

Vector graphics, shapes, charts, and text aren't extractable as images. Only embedded raster images (photos, scans, logos) are extracted. If you need all visual content, use our PDF to Image converter to render pages.

Yes. Images are extracted in their original format and quality exactly as embedded in the PDF, with no re-compression or quality loss.

Yes, but very large PDFs (100+ MB) with hundreds of images may be slow to process in the browser. For massive PDFs, consider using desktop tools.

Scanned PDFs typically contain one large image per page. These page images will be extracted, giving you the original scan files.

Images are preserved in their original format (usually JPEG or PNG). The format depends on how they were embedded in the PDF.

No. All extraction happens locally in your browser using JavaScript. Your files never leave your device, ensuring complete privacy.

Currently, password-protected PDFs are not supported. You'll need to remove the password first using PDF editing software.

If the same image is reused across pages, it's typically stored once in the PDF. You'll get one copy of that image in the extraction.

Screenshots capture the rendered page at screen resolution. This tool extracts the original high-resolution images as they were embedded, preserving full quality.

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