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PDF to JPG, PNG or WebP: converting pages vs. extracting embedded images
Two different jobs hide behind 'PDF to image': rendering each page as a picture, and pulling out the photos embedded inside a PDF. Here's which one you actually need, plus how to pick format, quality, and resolution.
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Practical tips for turning a folder of photos into a clean PDF. Why margins matter, how 'Fit' differs from A4, and what to do when your images are different sizes.