Snip PDF to Image
Export any region of a PDF page as a high-resolution image: a table, chart, diagram, logo or a single question. Unlike a screenshot, the snip is rendered straight from the document at the resolution you choose (1x/2x/3x), so it is far sharper. Your snips collect in a basket: reorder them, download them all as a ZIP, or turn them into a single print-ready A4 worksheet with the snips laid out in order (one or two columns). Everything runs in your browser; your document is never uploaded, and no signup or installation is needed.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I snip an area from a PDF?
Upload your PDF, drag to select the area you want on the page, and click 'Add snip'. The snip is captured as a high-resolution image and added to your basket, ready to download one by one or all at once.
How is this different from a screenshot?
A screenshot is limited to your screen resolution. A snip is rendered straight from the PDF at the resolution you pick (2x or 3x), so text and lines stay sharp enough to print.
Can I get several snips in one file?
Yes. Download every snip as a single ZIP archive, or combine them all into one PDF document.
Which formats can I save in?
PNG (lossless and sharp for text and graphics) or JPEG (a smaller file, better for photos).
Is my document uploaded to a server?
No. Snipping runs entirely in your browser; your PDF is never sent to the internet and stays 100% private.
Is snipping from a PDF free?
Yes. It's free with no signup or installation and runs directly in the browser on computers, tablets and phones.