Recover embedded images, or draw a box around exactly what you want.
No artificial upload quota: processing happens on your device, so the practical limit is your browser and available memory.
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Choose from your device or drag it onto the upload surface.
Choose a PDFPDF · drag and drop also works
Extract raster images from a PDF at their native pixel resolution when possible, or draw a box around page content and save a high-resolution crop. Everything runs locally in your browser.
This focused tool processes the selected document in your browser. The source file is not overwritten.
Keep the original file and inspect the downloaded result before replacing an archival, signed, submitted or legally important copy.
Extract raster images from a PDF at their native pixel resolution when possible, or draw a box around page content and save a high-resolution crop. Everything runs locally in your browser.
The focused PDF Tools workspace is designed for a single job at a time. It does not require an account and does not add a FileCarpenter watermark to the downloaded result.
When FileCarpenter can identify a standalone embedded raster image, it exports the decoded image at its native pixel dimensions as a lossless PNG. No screenshot scaling is applied.
The tool checks for embedded raster images inside your box. If the box corresponds to one recoverable image, that native image is exported. Otherwise FileCarpenter renders only the selected region at high resolution.
PDF pages can contain vector artwork, masks, tiled fragments, transparency groups, or drawings made from many objects. Those do not always exist as one standalone raster image, so use the box selection mode for them.
The extraction tool itself does not grant rights to the PDF content. Only reuse an image when you own it, have permission, or otherwise have a lawful basis to do so.