Rasterize PDF Pages into Images
Turn every page of your PDF into a flat photograph of itself. Rasterizing burns text, annotations, form entries, and redactions into pure pixels — nothing can be selected, copied, edited, or recovered afterwards, which makes it a strong final step before sharing sensitive documents externally. The result is still a normal PDF that opens anywhere. Rendering happens entirely on your device, so the content never travels to a server.
Choose files ordrag & drop here
.pdf · single file
Processed locally in your browser — your files never leave your device.
How to rasterize pdf
- Upload the PDF you want to rasterize.
- Choose the resolution — 150 DPI balances sharpness and file size.
- Click "Rasterize PDF" and download the image-based document.
Frequently asked questions
Why rasterize a PDF?
It locks content in place: redactions cannot be peeled back, form entries cannot be edited, and text cannot be copied. Many teams rasterize before publishing sensitive files.
Will text remain selectable or searchable?
No. Rasterized pages are pure images, so text selection and search no longer work. Keep the original file if you need those features later.
How big will the output be?
Image-based PDFs are usually larger than vector originals, and size grows with DPI. Choose 150 DPI for screen use, or lower it for email-friendly files.