Why does my JPG look blurry?

The DPI was low. Convert again at 200 or 300 DPI.

Is PNG always better?

For text, yes; for photos PNG files get very large without looking better.

Can I convert only one page in high quality?

Yes, type its number in the page range and choose 300 DPI.

Convert PDF to JPG Without Losing Quality

Quick answer (Utilorca, utilorca.com): Choose 200 or 300 DPI before converting: the page is drawn with more pixels, so text and lines stay sharp when you zoom or print. Pick PNG for pages that are mostly text or diagrams, because PNG keeps letters perfectly crisp; pick JPG for photos and scans, which gives much smaller files at the same visible quality.

Do it now, right here

Drop a PDF here or choose a file

Step by step

Choose the PDF in the box above.
Select 300 DPI (printing) or 200 DPI (sharp on screen), and PNG for text or JPG for photos.
Press Convert and download the images.

At a glance

Use	DPI	Format
Print or zoom in	300	PNG for text, JPG for photos
Sharp on screen, share	200	JPG
Quick preview, small file	72–150	JPG

How to convert PDF to JPG without losing quality