How to use this PDF tool
- Choose a supported pdf document.
- Set the page range or quality options when relevant.
- Select Create Grayscale Images and wait for Complete.
- Review the statistics, then download the newly generated result.
Render selected PDF pages as grayscale PNG or JPEG images and collect them in a ZIP file.
Render selected PDF pages as grayscale PNG or JPEG images and collect them in a ZIP file.
This produces grayscale page images, not a grayscale PDF, and interactive PDF features are flattened.
Standard PDFs supported by PDF.js. Choose PNG or JPEG and specify a valid page range.
| Input | application/pdf,.pdf |
|---|---|
| Processing | Local browser session |
| Input limit | 250 MB; available memory may be lower |
Each rendered pixel is converted with a luminance-weighted red, green, and blue calculation.
Yes. PNG is lossless and often better for text; JPEG can be smaller for scanned or photographic pages.
No. The output files are page images, so searchable text and interactive elements are flattened.
Use comma-separated pages and ranges. For odd pages, list them explicitly in the page-range field.
Browser PNG and JPEG encoders may store equal RGB channel values rather than a single-channel grayscale color space.
| Privacy | Local processing |
|---|---|
| Result | New downloadable file |
| Limits | Browser and format support |