While sharing a course certificate recently, I noticed something: most platforms (like LinkedIn) accept only images, but learning platforms often give certificates as PDFs.
When I searched for PDF → Image converters, almost every tool uploaded the file to some cloud server first before giving me the result. That made me wonder: what if I don’t want to upload my personal files anywhere?
So I built a simple PDF to Image Converter that runs entirely in the browser.
🚀 100% offline
🔒 No uploads, no data leaks
🖼️ Convert PDF to PNG or JPEG instantly
🌐 Free & open-source
You can try it here: https://pdf-to-image.probir.dev/
The project uses React + Vite + PDF.js, with all the conversion logic happening client-side via canvas. It’s a small but practical example of how powerful browser-based tools can be when we combine open web APIs with libraries like PDF.js.
Would love your feedback! 🙌
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